How to Pass Excel Assessment Test for Job Interview

Get ready for Excel interview Assessment Test for job application using this step by step guide. In this tutorial you will learn 20 typical assessment exercises, asked during Excel interview assessment test.

The Microsoft Excel Assessment Test is a standardized evaluation tool designed to measure an individual's proficiency in using Microsoft Excel, a widely used spreadsheet software application.

By understanding the nature of the Microsoft Excel Assessment Test and adopting effective preparation strategies, job seekers can enhance their Excel skills and increase their chances of success in the recruitment process.

Excel assessment test is commonly used by employers during the recruitment process to assess candidates' Excel skills and determine their suitability for roles that require Excel proficiency.

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[olubunmibitrus]

Thank you, Vadim. I've watched a handful of your videos in the last few days of preparing for my interview. To be honest, I've been sceptical about coming back to them, but I took a chance on this one. I must say I appreciate that you take feedback from your audiences. This was a whole lot less distracting. Thank you. And I just subscribed.
I hope to come back for more and also testify to how your tutorials contributed to my success. Cheers

[yaniranazario]

Thank you, this was very clear and well spoken and I really enjoyed learning with you.

[frejahmule]

Up to date i am still grateful for this video i stumbled upon the day i was doing my interview aptitude test, i watched and learned and guess what? the very day i learnt it, is the day i wrote it exactly the way it is here and i passed the interview.Thank you so much!!

[krugmanuel]

about 1:54. Instead of Using Form there is also the Possability to create a Table (Strg + T) this Keeps the Layout and Allows the @ operator, automatic Filter etc...

[ey]

Very helpful demonstrated very well . Thank you.

[NimreTuyor-pejv]

Sir
Good day. Thank you for making this video tutorial it is much helpful to me as beginners

[nelsonaustin]

The best formula for serial number is =row()-1 in case the specific row is 2 to get the serial number 1.

[happinessmateru]

Thank you...can we use sumif function instead of match then index ??

[journeyintococo]

Thanks. Your instructions e.g. "How to move the data set 3 cells..." does not require a question mark, as it is not a question. If you said, "How do you move the data set 3 cells..." it would require a question mark, as it is a question.

[ashishdogra]

We can also use 'Offset' formula to retrieve the value in the row with ID=7.

[matricus]

For the 'Math Grade question' you should've used a 2nd MATCH to find the right column instead of hardcoding it to 2.

And about unhiding... there can be sheets that have the "very hidden" flag that Excel wont show; those would only be visible (and its status changed) in the VBA editor.

[RobertZeigler-jqzy]

Very informative, as I doing along with excel, thanks for all the great tips

[nickrael]

This is terrible all your cuts out of excel is so confusing with your animations poping up every few seconds