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Excel Exercises with Answers: Free Online Practice

By Rinkesh Shah, founder of Cellgrids.

Practise Excel the way you learn a language: by doing. Pick a level, open the live spreadsheet and solve real formula questions. Your answer is checked instantly, and you can read the syntax and a worked example for every function.

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Beginner Excel exercises

Start here if you are new. These cover totals, averages, counting, rounding and your first IF.

Intermediate Excel exercises

Lookups, conditional totals and text and date work: the formulas used in most office reports.

Advanced Excel exercises

Modern and multi-condition formulas that separate strong candidates from average ones.

Excel practice for job interviews

Employers test lookups, conditional totals and clean-up skills. Work through these guides, then try the practical tests.

Real business exercises

Ready for more than single formulas? Try full Excel case studies with business data, such as payroll, reporting and dashboards.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Excel exercises really free?

Yes. You can start practising without signing up. A free account lets you save progress and appear on the leaderboard.

Do I need Microsoft Excel installed?

No. The exercises run in a spreadsheet in your browser, so you can practise on any computer without installing Excel.

How do I check my answers?

The graded questions check your formula and result as soon as you submit, and tell you if it is right.

Which Excel exercises are best for job interviews?

Lookups (VLOOKUP, XLOOKUP, INDEX and MATCH), SUMIFS, COUNTIFS, IF with AND or OR, and text functions. The interview prep section groups these into practical tests.

What level should I start with?

If you can already write SUM and IF, start at intermediate. If not, begin with the beginner exercises and move up when they feel easy.