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Fourier Analysis in Excel
I am using the Fourier analysis in excel. The output of the analysis is a
column of real and imaginary numbers formatted in text. Is there any simple way of separating the output to a column of real numbers and another column of imaginary numbers? I need the magnitude of the output and cannot do calculations on the text output. |
Fourier Analysis in Excel
Hi Mitch,
I am using the Fourier analysis in excel. The output of the analysis is a column of real and imaginary numbers formatted in text. Is there any simple way of separating the output to a column of real numbers and another column of imaginary numbers? I need the magnitude of the output and cannot do calculations on the text output. Use the IMABS, IMREAL and IMAGINARY engineering functions. Ed Ferrero www.edferrero.com |
Fourier Analysis in Excel
Thanks Ed, that was helpful.
"Ed Ferrero" wrote: Hi Mitch, I am using the Fourier analysis in excel. The output of the analysis is a column of real and imaginary numbers formatted in text. Is there any simple way of separating the output to a column of real numbers and another column of imaginary numbers? I need the magnitude of the output and cannot do calculations on the text output. Use the IMABS, IMREAL and IMAGINARY engineering functions. Ed Ferrero www.edferrero.com |
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