- 01What is Formulo?
- Formulo is a website for practicing Excel: exercises in a real spreadsheet that check your formula instantly, with timed mock exams for job interviews and Excel skills tests. It has 10 topics, from your first formula to XLOOKUP, and a guide to every function.
- 02Where can I practice Excel formulas online?
- On Formulo. You type each formula in a spreadsheet that runs in your browser, and it tells you right away if the formula is right and why. The first 3 exercises are free, with no account.
- 03Is Formulo free?
- The first 3 exercises are free and stay free, with no account and no card. The monthly plan costs $7.99 a month and the 3-month pass costs $14.99 in one payment that doesn't renew.
- 04Do I need Excel installed?
- No. The spreadsheet runs in your browser, including on a work laptop where you can't install anything. The formulas you type are the same ones you'd type in Excel.
- 05I've never used Excel. Is it for me?
- Yes. Topic 1 starts with what a cell is and how to write a formula. Every exercise has hints, and an explanation once you get it right.
- 06Will it help me pass an Excel test for a job?
- It trains what those tests usually ask: VLOOKUP, IF, SUMIF, locking references and cleaning data. The mock exams copy the format: exercises in a sheet, a clock and no hints. The questions are ours, not from any employer.
- 07How does Formulo check my formula?
- It runs your formula on your data and then on other data it changes behind the scenes. A formula that only works because you typed the answer by hand fails the second check.
- 08Is Formulo made by or affiliated with Microsoft?
- No. Formulo is an independent website. Excel is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
- 09How much time do I need each day?
- 15 minutes is enough. Each exercise takes 2 to 5 minutes and your progress is saved, so you can stop halfway.
- 10What happens to my progress if I don't sign up?
- It's saved in this browser. If you create a free account, it's saved to your account and you have it on any computer.
- 11My Excel is in another language. Does it still work?
- Formulo's sheet uses English function names and commas, like English Excel. If your Excel is in Spanish, use the Spanish version of Formulo, or the formula translator on this page.