Free Excel test
Free Excel test: 9 real spreadsheet tasks, one for each core skill employers test — write the actual formula, get a score for every skill, and see the one to practise first. No sign-up, about 10 minutes, results instantly.
Sample result — yours appears the moment you finish.
What's on the test
One task in each of the skill areas employers actually use — the same skills interview Excel tests check.
Fundamentals
Cell references, relative vs. absolute, order of operations.
=$B$1*A2Math & rounding
Totals and rounding that reports get right.
ROUND SUMCounting & averaging
Summarise rows by condition.
COUNTIFS AVERAGEIFConditional logic
Make formulas decide.
IF IFS AND/ORConditional sums
Totals by region, month or product.
SUMIFS SUMPRODUCTLookups
Pull data across tables.
XLOOKUP INDEX/MATCHText & data cleaning
Fix messy imported data.
TRIM SUBSTITUTERanking & statistics
Rank, percentages, weighted averages.
RANKCombining functions
Nested formulas that hold up.
IFERROR(VLOOKUP(…))How it works
No account, no download — it all runs in your browser.
Do 9 short tasks
Each one is a real spreadsheet. Type the formula into the highlighted cell, just like in Excel.
Get your skill profile
A score for every skill area, and your biggest gap highlighted — straight away.
Practise the gap
Jump into exercises for your weakest skill. Create a free account if you want to keep your results.
Not multiple choice
Most "Excel tests" ask you to pick the right answer from a list. Here your formula is evaluated against the spreadsheet — typing the answer as a plain number doesn't count. It's the closest thing to doing the work for real.
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. Take the whole test and see your results without signing up. If you want to keep them and track your progress, you can create a free account at the end.
How long does it take?
About ten minutes: nine tasks, one in each skill area.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, if you score 70 or more. Each task is marked on your first try, and skipped tasks count as zero. Create a free account at the end and you get a certificate with your name on it: a shareable link you can add to LinkedIn or save as a PDF.
I have an Excel test for a job interview. Will this help?
Yes — it shows which skill areas are weakest so you can practise those first. Lookups and SUMIFS come up in most interview tests.
Is it the real Excel?
It's an in-browser spreadsheet that evaluates standard Excel formulas. Whole-column ranges like A:A aren't supported — use bounded ranges like A2:A10.
Hiring and want to test candidates?
Ten minutes to know where you stand
Free, no sign-up, results instantly.