What are the decent ways to prove that I'm good at MS OFFICE?

Hi monkeys,
always thank you guys for great comments.

Having seen a lot of guys putting an emphasize on the decent skills on MS Office(especially Excel), I wonder if there is any certificate or other way to prove my skills on it. I've heard that there is a certificate on Office series from Microsoft called MOS, but haven't heard that any of guy who succeeded to get into the Wall Street had tried getting it, and put it in his resume.

Is there any other certificate that I don't know?
Or, any good idea to put it in my resume?

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I think good command of MS office is a given. While there is a lot you can do to improve your excel skills I don't think any certificate is going to give you an edge over someone else.

Do some networking instead of doing some random certificates.

 

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