Explanation

Explanation

The keyboard shortcut to minimize an Excel worksheet is Ctrl+F9.

This shortcut also restores all workbook windows that are maximized. 

Here are some other Excel keyboard shortcuts:

Ctrl+F10: Maximizes or restores the selected workbook window

Ctrl+F7: Moves workbook windows that are not maximized

Ctrl+F8: Performs the size command for workbook windows that are not maximized

Ctrl+P: Opens the print dialog box

Ctrl+Z: Undoes the last action

Alt+Space: Displays the Control menu for the Main Excel window

Alt+F4: Closes Excel

F6/Shift+F6: Moves to the next or previous pane in a workbook that has been split

Ctrl+Tab/Ctrl+Shift +Tab: Moves to the next or previous workbook window

Explanation

The MOD function in Excel is used to find the remainder after the division of one number (dividend) by another (divisor).

The syntax for the MOD function in Microsoft Excel is: MOD( number, divisor )

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Explanation

A Pivot Table in Excel is used to quickly summarize, analyze, explore, and present large sets of data.

It helps in organizing data by categories, totals, averages, and filters without altering the original dataset.

Explanation

The COUNT function in Excel is used to count only numeric values in a specified range.

It ignores text and blank cells.

Unlike COUNTA which counts all non-empty cells.