EXCEL ALL FORMULAS

It's not practical to list all Excel formulas here as there are hundreds of them, but I can provide you with a list of some of the most commonly used categories of Excel functions and some examples from each category. You can access these functions within Excel's Formula tab:

1. **Math and Trigonometry Functions:**
   - `SUM`
   - `AVERAGE`
   - `MAX`
   - `MIN`
   - `SIN`
   - `COS`
   - `TAN`

2. **Logical Functions:**
   - `IF`
   - `AND`
   - `OR`
   - `NOT`

3. **Text Functions:**
   - `CONCATENATE`
   - `LEFT`
   - `RIGHT`
   - `MID`
   - `LEN`
   - `LOWER`
   - `UPPER`

4. **Date and Time Functions:**
   - `TODAY`
   - `NOW`
   - `DATE`
   - `TIME`
   - `YEAR`
   - `MONTH`
   - `DAY`

5. **Lookup and Reference Functions:**
   - `VLOOKUP`
   - `HLOOKUP`
   - `INDEX`
   - `MATCH`
   - `CHOOSE`

6. **Statistical Functions:**
   - `AVERAGEIF`
   - `COUNTIF`
   - `STDEV`
   - `CORREL`
   - `RANK`

7. **Financial Functions:**
   - `PV` (Present Value)
   - `FV` (Future Value)
   - `PMT` (Payment)
   - `IRR` (Internal Rate of Return)
   - `NPV` (Net Present Value)

8. **Database Functions:**
   - `DSUM`
   - `DAVERAGE`
   - `DCOUNT`
   - `DMIN`
   - `DMAX`

9. **Engineering Functions:**
   - `BESSELI`
   - `BESSELJ`
   - `DEGREES`
   - `RADIANS`

10. **Information Functions:**
    - `ISNUMBER`
    - `ISTEXT`
    - `ISERROR`
    - `CELL`
    - `TYPE`

11. **Array Functions:**
    - `TRANSPOSE`
    - `MMULT`
    - `INDEX`
    - `MATCH`

12. **Error Handling Functions:**
    - `IFERROR`
    - `ISERR`
    - `ISNA`
    - `ERROR.TYPE`

This is just a selection of Excel functions. The best way to explore and learn more about Excel formulas is to use Excel's built-in help and documentation. You can access detailed information about each function, along with examples and syntax, within Excel itself.

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