WSQ Microsoft Excel Intermediate
Topic outline
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Welcome to WSQ Microsoft Excel Intermediate!
There are five learning units for this course. You are required to complete two written e-assessments, Short Questions and Answers and Practical Performance Assessment.
Happy Learning!
At the end of this course, you should be able to:
- Use Excel for statistical analysis by organising cell ranges, managing formula errors, applying conditional logic, and employing lookup functions for data search and matching.
- Manage large Excel data sets, including multiple worksheets and workbooks, and application of protection measures for the interpretation of the categorised data.
- Organise data in Excel by sorting, filtering, and separating the contents into multiple sets to effectively interpret the collected data for categorisation of meaningful identified data.
- Use features in Excel to create tables, including managing data sets and removing duplicate records.
- Optimise Excel functionalities for process improvement in business statistics by creating and formatting charts, including displaying data through histograms.
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Learner Guide File
Click to view or download the learner guide.
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PPT Slides File
Click to view or download the PPT slides.
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Data Files (For Exercises)
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Short Question and Answer QuizOpened: Tuesday, 7 April 2026, 3:00 PMCloses: Tuesday, 7 April 2026, 8:00 PM
Complete ALL FIVE questions.
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Practical Performance Assessment QuizOpened: Tuesday, 7 April 2026, 3:00 PMCloses: Tuesday, 7 April 2026, 8:00 PM
Instruction:
The Practical Performance Assessment consists of FIVE major Tasks.
The candidate must complete all given tasks as per the instructions to demonstrate proficiency in organising and managing data using Excel.
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You can submit the appeal by sending an email to sweeyee@asktraining.edu.sg by 17:00 within five working days from the date of completion of assessment.
The Assessment Appeal Panel will review and decide on the submitted appeal against a Not Yet Competent (NYC) or a grade award. The panel comprises the Management, Academic and Examination Board, and an independent Adult Educator (Trainer/Assessor). An appeal costs $50, but the AAP may waive this fee at its discretion.
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