Excel games: get better at Excel while you play
The best way to learn Excel is to write the formulas yourself, many times. That is easier to keep up when it feels like a game. Here are the games built into the exercises.
Good to know
Points for every formula
Every exercise earns points when the formula is right, and harder exercises earn more. Your points add up on your account across Excel and Google Sheets, so an exercise counts wherever you solve it.
Go to the exercisesDaily streaks
Solve at least one exercise a day and your streak grows. Ten minutes a day for a week makes formulas stick better than two hours on a Sunday, and the streak gives you a reason to come back tomorrow.
Keyboard shortcut speed-run
The speed-run gives you a series of tasks you can only solve with keyboard shortcuts: jump to the edge of the data, select a block, fill down, make a reference absolute. The clock runs, and your best time is saved so you can beat it next time.
Try the speed-runTimed challenges
Want more pressure? Take a timed practice test: 20 tasks and a clock counting down. You can take a free sample and see your score right away.
Take a timed testCertificates as trophies
Solve every exercise in a topic and you earn a certificate you can share on LinkedIn. Share it and you get bonus points.
Questions
Are the Excel games free?
Yes. The speed-run, the free exercises and the sample of each practice test are free. Points and streaks need a free account, so they are saved.
Is it a real spreadsheet?
Yes. You type formulas into a spreadsheet in your browser, and the keyboard works the way it does in Excel.
Ready to score some points?
The first exercise takes a couple of minutes, and you don't need an account.