Congratulations!

Keep visiting these newsgroups. That will help you to become a "real" expert.
Some of the MVPs became experts in very little time. It was just that their mind was open to it, they were in a good condition an
they probably worked hard.
Copy that!

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"ziploc_chik" wrote in message ...
| Just couldn't wait to share with you that I completely taught myself the
| basics and aced the job interview. As I mentioned, the interview involved a
| TEST on the BASICS excel so if I wouldn't be cheating anyone out of a job
| that they deserved because I'd have to have the skills to pass the test.
| Which I did - with flying colours.
|
| I've been offered the job... it's secretarial work. I don't *need* to know
| how to make pivot tables. There's a difference between having moral
| standards and sticking your head up your backside.
|
| "Don Guillett" wrote:
|
| Do you really think it fair to yourself or your employer to apply for a job
| you are unqualified for.
|
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| Don Guillett
| Microsoft MVP Excel
| SalesAid Software
|
| "ziploc_chik" wrote in message
| ...
| I've got a job interview for an office administration position in a week's
| time. I've said that I'm familiar with all Microsoft Office applications
| which is a bit of an exaggeration as I have never really used Excel that
| much.
|
| I have been using the MSN tutorials online and I'm finding them very
| user-friendly, and easy to follow. However, there are almost forty
| different
| lessons and I won't have time to do them all. During my interview I have
| been told I will be sitting a 20 minute test on Excel... which of the
| lessons
| would you suggest as the most necessary to study??
|
| Kind thanks.
|
|