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Excel Tests
TeaTree6
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I was just wondering if anybody knew of any (free) websites that had tests in excel that you could use. I have applied for jobs with excel testing and want to practise. If anybody can help I would be really grateful.
I was just wondering if anybody knew of any (free) websites that had tests in excel that you could use. I have applied for jobs with excel testing and want to practise. If anybody can help I would be really grateful.
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Hi
I was just wondering if anybody knew of any (free) websites that had tests in excel that you could use. I have applied for jobs with excel testing and want to practise. If anybody can help I would be really grateful.
The ECDL have an excel test, if you know anyone with the disc.0 -
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Am I right in thinking that the ECDL test are smaller tests rather than one big test with lots of diffrent things covered? Only because I need practise on doing a test where everything is mixed together.Children need love, especially when they don't deserve it!0
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I stopped teaching/testing ECDL Excel a couple of years ago but I think you will find that the sample tests (I think there are two "mini" ones on the site) provide you with an Excel file and the test involves doing a series of things - like insert a column, add/correct/copy a formula, spell check, create a simple chart/graph, enter/delete text.
I'll go and have a look now - and come back and let you know whether it is still like that or whether each question is entirely separate.0 -
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I'll go and have a look now - and come back and let you know whether it is still like that or whether each question is entirely separate.
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Things haven't changed.
Module 4 is the one for Excel. You will find sample tests for all the modules by clicking a hyperlink on this page - http://www.ecdl.org/products/index.jsp?b=0-102&pID=108&nID=208 -
They even provide an answer guide now.0 -
Thank you LittleVoice I'll have a look a that and see how I get on!Children need love, especially when they don't deserve it!0
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or the book I'm currently working on is excellent (!) Advanced ECDL - spreadsheets from CIA training - isbn - 978 186005 4532..takes things a bit further if you like but cia also do the earlier ecdl stuff in bite-size format.For what I've done...I start again...And whatever pain may come ...Today this ends... I'm forgiving what I've done -AF since June 20070
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This is a reply a long time after post but I have just come across an excellent site
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This may help someone out there!0
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