10 REFERENCE TASKS
Copy formulas with intention
Fixed tax rates, gross prices, mixed-reference grids, cross-sheet formulas and shares of a fixed total.
EXCEL PRACTICE PACK / COMING SOON
Thirty original tasks to practise everyday Excel skills. An editable workbook, worked answers and a seven-day plan help you move from recognising a formula to using it.
10 REFERENCE TASKS
Fixed tax rates, gross prices, mixed-reference grids, cross-sheet formulas and shares of a fixed total.
10 FUNCTION TASKS
Totals, averages, conditional counts and sums, inclusive targets, blank versus zero and careful rounding.
10 DATA TASKS
Sorting, combined filters, tables, PivotTables, refreshes, validation, duplicates and visible headings.
The sample uses the same style of instructions and fictional data as the full pack. Download it, try three tasks and compare your work with the answers.
Read the sample with answersAn XLSX workbook and an HTML answer guide that opens in your browser and can be printed or saved as PDF. No macros. Excel software, personal tutoring and certification are not included.
These previews show the free sample and the fictional data used for practice. The full pack follows the same format with 30 tasks.


| Included | Free sample | Full pack · coming soon |
|---|---|---|
| Hands-on tasks | 3 | 30 |
| Editable workbook | Yes | Yes |
| Worked answers | 3 sample tasks | All 30 tasks |
| Seven-day structured guide | Free score-based plan after the test | Full-pack practice schedule |
| Price | Free | Planned €9.90 once |
Predict what changes, copy a formula and explain the result.
Answer a question with a formula, then change an input to test it.
Organise complete records and check a summary against the source.
Repeat one task from each topic before opening the worked answers.
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The pack is a fixed library of 30 tasks. Your free result helps you choose which topic to start with.
The tasks use common spreadsheet features. Menu locations, separators and function names can differ across Windows, Mac, web and localised versions. The examples use English names. Use Microsoft Excel for tasks involving Excel Tables, PivotTables and validation.
No. It gives you specific practice and checking methods. Employers may assess different skills and practical tasks.