Here are some additional concepts and features related to Excel:

**Excel Functions for Math and Trigonometry:**

1. **SUMIF Function**: Returns the sum of cells that meet a specified condition.

2. **SUMIFS Function**: Returns the sum of cells that meet multiple conditions.

3. **AVERAGEIF Function**: Returns the average of cells that meet a specified condition.

4. **AVERAGEIFS Function**: Returns the average of cells that meet multiple conditions.

5. **STDEV Function**: Calculates the standard deviation of a range of cells.

6. **TAN Function**: Returns the tangent of an angle.

7. **SIN Function**: Returns the sine of an angle.

8. **COS Function**: Returns the cosine of an angle.

9. **ASIN Function**: Returns the arcsine of an angle.

10. **ACOS Function**: Returns the arccosine of an angle.

**Excel Functions for Financial Analysis:**

1. **XNPV Function**: Calculates the present value of a series of cash flows using a specific date.

2. **XIRR Function**: Calculates the internal rate of return for a series of cash flows using a specific
date.

3. **NPV Function**: Calculates the present value of a series of cash flows.

4. **IRR Function**: Calculates the internal rate of return for a series of cash flows.

5. **MIRR Function**: Calculates the modified internal rate of return for a series of cash flows.

**Excel Functions for Statistical Analysis:**

1. **CORREL Function**: Calculates the correlation coefficient between two sets of data.

2. **COVAR Function**: Calculates the covariance between two sets of data.

3. **STDEV.S Function**: Calculates the standard deviation of a sample population.

4. **STDEV.P Function**: Calculates the standard deviation of a population.

5. **VAR.S Function**: Calculates the variance of a sample population.

6. **VAR.P Function**: Calculates the variance of a population.

**Excel Functions for Logical Tests:**

1. **NOT function with multiple conditions**: Tests multiple conditions and returns TRUE if all
conditions are false.

2. **AND function with multiple conditions**: Tests multiple conditions and returns TRUE if all
conditions are true.

3. **OR function with multiple conditions**: Tests multiple conditions and returns TRUE if any condition
is true.

4. **IF function with multiple conditions and values**: Tests multiple conditions and returns one value if
all conditions are true and another value if any condition is false.

**Excel Shortcuts for Data Analysis:**

1. **Ctrl + Shift + Space**: Selects an entire row or column.

2. **Ctrl + Shift + F9**: Updates formulas in all worksheets in the workbook.

3. **F11**: Toggles full screen mode on and off.

4. **F9**: Updates formulas in the current worksheet.

5. **Alt + F11**: Opens the Visual Basic Editor.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.