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complex calculation
Does anyone know how to perform a calculation (multiply/divide/...) between
two complex numbers (x+iy)? It seems that you can get the complex numbers in place using =complex(x,y) but once on screen, e.g. cell A4 and A5, it does not seem possible to perform =A4/A5. I could work it out through by multiplying the complex cojugates and then performing (A4*A5+)(A5*A5) but it seems to make the whole "having a complex function availiable in Excell" pointless. I look forwards to hearing from anyone who knows how to solve the problem |
complex calculation
Hi Betsie
In Help, use the word 'imaginary' to do a search. You will find IMPRODUCT and IMDIV best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Betsie" wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to perform a calculation (multiply/divide/...) between two complex numbers (x+iy)? It seems that you can get the complex numbers in place using =complex(x,y) but once on screen, e.g. cell A4 and A5, it does not seem possible to perform =A4/A5. I could work it out through by multiplying the complex cojugates and then performing (A4*A5+)(A5*A5) but it seems to make the whole "having a complex function availiable in Excell" pointless. I look forwards to hearing from anyone who knows how to solve the problem |
complex calculation
Thank you very much :) :)
"Bernard Liengme" wrote: Hi Betsie In Help, use the word 'imaginary' to do a search. You will find IMPRODUCT and IMDIV best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Betsie" wrote in message ... Does anyone know how to perform a calculation (multiply/divide/...) between two complex numbers (x+iy)? It seems that you can get the complex numbers in place using =complex(x,y) but once on screen, e.g. cell A4 and A5, it does not seem possible to perform =A4/A5. I could work it out through by multiplying the complex cojugates and then performing (A4*A5+)(A5*A5) but it seems to make the whole "having a complex function availiable in Excell" pointless. I look forwards to hearing from anyone who knows how to solve the problem |
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