This training course prepares you to success in passing Microsoft Excel Test for Job Interview. A lot of jobs today require Excel Skills and assessing a job candidate’s Microsoft Excel proficiency is an important step in making the right hire. Understanding candidate's knowledge of Excel is helpful in determining how well candidate prepared for the job to do most common Excel Functions: manipulate the many functions, tools, and formulas of Excel to present extensive information, identify key trends, or calculate financial and numerical data.

Microsoft Excel is a complex business application which allows companies to record, track, and analyze data and perform very complex modelling and calculations, essential for measuring company performance, maximizing return on investment, and defining goals. Since Microsoft Excel is used in a lot of organizations, employers would like to make sure that candidates has solid Excel skills and experience using the tool. A new employee who can comfortably navigate is prepared to immediately contribute by producing meaningful, data-driven spreadsheets, reports, and graphs to best serve company needs.

There are multiple providers that conduct the tests and each one of the tests is a little different. Most of the time employers use below providers to conduct the tests

• Indeed.com
• IKM
• SkillCheck
• TotalTesting

Because Microsoft Excel is so popular and useful, companies are trying to evaluate candidates by conducting pre-employment assessment test. An Excel Interview Test is a screening process employers use as part of the candidate employment interview to test a potential candidate on their knowledge and proficiency of Microsoft Excel.

Each employer might use a slightly different variation of the Excel test. The Excel Assessment Test typically broken down into a multiple-choice section and an interactive portion. Some tests are timed but some of them do not have a limit on how long applicant can take to answer the questions, but there might be exceptions.

There are different types of questions typically being presented during Excel Test for Job Interview :

• Multiple Choice Questions
• Multiple Answer Questions
• True/False Questions
• Interactive Questions
• Hands-on test with Excel File with real data

It is rare that only one type of question is used during the test – most of the time questions are part of the large pool and testing software randomly selects certain number of questions from the pool and presents them to the candidate.

In this training course we will start with Excel refresher and will teach you how to answer the most common Excel Interview Questions. You will also get access to XLSX file downloads to follow along and a lot of bonus material, not available anywhere else.