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Skill · Technology tool · Data

Tracked since June 2024

Excel in All Australia

Spreadsheets for analysis, modelling and reporting.

Also searched as microsoft excel, spreadsheets, vba

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Right now

Volatility
0.060.06 (steady below 0.15)
Job ad aggregate
4 wk
Up+5.8%1,006 → 1,064 ads
Entry
33.9%361 of 1,064 ads

Statistics

  • Demand1,064job ads in 28 days
    Job ads
  • 4-week changeUp+5.8%1,006 → 1,064 ads
    Job ads
  • 12-month changeDown−9.9%15,091 → 13,591 ads
    Job ads
  • Entry-level share33.9%361 of 1,064 ads
    Job ads
  • No PR stated48.0%511 of 1,064 ads
    Job ads
  • Employers hiring360top 5 post 22.9%
    Job ads
  • Median salary$104k5,980 of 13,591 ads
    Job ads
4 more measures

Advanced measures are noisier or easier to misread. Open the ⓘ next to each before leaning on it.

  • Skill premium−5.0%−5% vs same roles without it
    Job ads
  • Remote or hybrid40.0%426 of 1,064 ads
    Job ads
  • Contract share22.0%234 of 1,064 ads
    Job ads
  • Volatility0.060.06 (steady below 0.15)
    Job ads

Composition

Roles that ask for Excel

Co-occurrence

Often asked for together

Oftenasked for in the same ads most of the time
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Location

Where the ads are

  • New South Wales433 · 40.7%
  • Victoria332 · 31.2%
  • Queensland104 · 9.8%
  • Western Australia70 · 6.6%
  • Australian Capital Territory60 · 5.6%
  • South Australia45 · 4.2%
  • Tasmania11 · 1.0%
  • Northern Territory8 · 0.75%

1,063 ads in the last four weeks under your filter, by state or country.

Before you decide

Demand is only one input

Learning effort

Weeks

A few weeks of focused practice usually gets you to useful — often alongside something you already know.

Transferability

Broad

Useful across many roles and industries, so it keeps its value if your plans change.

Rising ads don’t mean you should learn this.

Your interests, the time you have and what people in the work tell you matter more. Effort and transferability are editorial estimates, not measurements.

Next step

Numbers only go so far. Ask someone who uses Excel.

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