A working spreadsheet that looks and works like Excel: 24 hands-on tasks, scored automatically.

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What Does SheetCheck Assess?

SheetCheck tests Excel skills the way they're actually used. Candidates work in a spreadsheet that looks and works like Microsoft Excel, with the same ribbon, menus and keyboard shortcuts, and complete 24 hands-on tasks. There's no multiple choice and no marking: every task is checked automatically.

• - Working fluency: Entering and formatting data, sorting, navigation and simple formulas.
• - Functions and analysis: SUMIF, COUNTIF, IF logic, filters and conditional formatting.
• - Modelling and lookups (Advanced): XLOOKUP, INDEX/MATCH, pivot tables, charts and absolute references.

Who Should Take This Test?

SheetCheck suits any role that uses Excel, from everyday office work to analysis:

• - Administrators and office staff
• - Finance and accounts roles
• - Analysts
• - Operations roles

SheetCheck Format

• - Core: 24 tasks in 35 minutes, covering the basic and intermediate skills every office role needs
• - Advanced: 30 minutes, adding pivot tables, lookups and modelling
• - Tasks are done in a working spreadsheet that looks like Excel
• - Scored automatically; candidates can skip a task and come back to it

Example SheetCheck Question

The SheetCheck test screen, as candidates see it.

Practice SheetCheck

Try the practice tasks in the same SheetCheck interface candidates use. Click below to start.

Try the Practice Tasks

SheetCheck Report

The report shows the candidate's score and score band (Very Low to Very High) by skill area. It comes in two versions: an Assessor Report with interview questions, and a Candidate Report with no scores and practical development advice.

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How to Do Well in SheetCheck

• Try the practice tasks: They use the same spreadsheet as the real test, so you can get used to it first.
• Use what you know: Ribbon buttons, right-click menus and keyboard shortcuts all work as in Excel.
• Read the task carefully: Check the exact cells or range the task names.
• Skip and come back: If a task is taking too long, skip it and return at the end.

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