Learn Excel 2016 for OS X by Guy Hart-Davis

Author:Guy Hart-Davis
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Apress, Berkeley, CA

IMLOG2

The base-2 logarithm of the specified complex number. For example, =IMLOG2(“8+10i”) returns 3.67877600230904+1.29273465968293i.

IMPOWER

The specified complex number raised to the specified power. For example, =IMPOWER(“4+2i”,3) returns 16+88i.

IMPRODUCT

The product of the specified complex numbers. For example, =IMPRODUCT(“3+4i”,“2+3i”) returns -6+17i.

IMREAL

The real coefficient of the specified complex number. For example, =IMREAL(“3+4i”) returns 3.

IMSIN

The sine of the specified complex number. For example, =IMSIN(“3+4i”) returns 3.85373803791938-27.0168132580039i.

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