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So, I applied for a job yesterday, and this morning I got an email asking me to call them. Called, they want to bring me in for testing. One of the things they want to test me on is Excel, so I scheduled it for two weeks out so I have time to brush up on my skills. Anyone know of a good Excel study guide?
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Sadly, I taught my self most of my Excel knowledge by having a task I needed to do and then goggling it :P
This actually seems to cover a number of good basics:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...104032083.aspx
Good luck
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If you can find excel for dummies that is very useful too. I have quite a few of those books and some of them are funny as hell."Beam me up Scotty there is no intelligent life down here."Comment
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The last time I took a "test" for excel for a job the link thansal provided is everything the test covered.
Basically can you use formulas in excel to do math, do you know how to create data filters and searches etc.Comment
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I found a copy at my library. From 1994. I checked it out anyway. I figure a bunch of the underlying stuff will be the same, at the very least it should get me the buzzwords.Quoth CaptainJaneway View Post
I'm supposed to be supporting excel, and I won't have access to it during the test. OTOH, it's multiple choice, which I rock at.Quoth Chanlin View PostThe High Priest is an Illusion!Comment
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Yooo toooob
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcsPcKpUmnkIn my heart, in my soul, I'm a woman for rock & roll.
She's as fast as slugs on barbituates.Comment
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Heh, multiple choice Excel test?
The link I posted will likely cover more than you need to know :P
Good luck
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I agree with using You Tube. I used You Tube last time I had to take those tests at a temp agency a few years ago. I used it to learn the more current versions of Wod & Excell. I did really well on both tests.Comment
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