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Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel 2002 Expert


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About This Exam:
This Microsoft Office Specialist exam is performance-based, requiring you to perform a series of tasks using Microsoft Excel version 2002. Many of the questions in this Microsoft Office Specialist exam require you to complete a series of tasks to create or modify a typical business document.

This exam uses the actual Microsoft Excel version 2002 program. All menu items, keyboard shortcuts and right-click options will be available to complete the tasks. The help menu, including use of the Office Assistant, is not available in any of the exams.

There is one to three points are possible per question, depending on the number of specified tasks. At the conclusion of an exam your final score is derived by converting the task score to a 1000-point scale. While some questions involve more tasks than others, each question is scored on a total-score basis (i.e.; number correct) rather than on a pass/fail basis. For example, a 20-question exam may have 34 possible points; one point for each task.

Cost: $75
Format: Performance-based
Passing Score: Unknown
Questions: 14-16
Tasks: 35-39
Time Limit: 45-50
Launch Date: 9/16/02

Certification: MOS

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Exam Objectives:

Importing and Exporting Data
  • Import data to Excel
  • Export data from Excel
  • Publish worksheets and workbooks to the Web


  • Managing Workbooks
  • Create, edit, and apply templates
  • Create workspaces
  • Use data consolidation


  • Formatting Numbers
  • Create and apply custom number formats
  • Use conditional formats


  • Working with Ranges
  • Use named ranges in formulas
  • Use Lookup and Reference functions


  • Customizing Excel
  • Customize toolbars and menus
  • Create, edit, and run macros


  • Auditing Worksheets
  • Audit formulas
  • Locate and resolve errors
  • Identify dependencies in formulas


  • Summarizing Data
  • Use subtotals with lists and ranges
  • Define and apply filters
  • Add group and outline criteria to ranges
  • Use data validation
  • Retrieve external data and create queries
  • Create Extensible Markup Language (XML) Web queries


  • Analyzing Data
  • Create a Microsoft PivotTable®, Microsoft PivotChart®, and PivotTable/PivotChart Reports
  • Forecast values with what-if analysis
  • Create and display scenarios


  • Analyzing Data
  • Workgroup Collaboration
  • Modify passwords, protections, and properties
  • Create a shared workbook
  • Track, accept and reject changes to workbooks
  • Merge workbooks