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Default Matrix with imaginary numbers

I am trying to do a matrix that has real and imaginary numbers and I have no
clue how to do it. I can do a matrix with real numbers, but apparently can't
with the combination of both.
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Default Matrix with imaginary numbers

in a2 enter a formuala
=randbetween(1,10) and copy down.
as thes are randomedit number they may change time to time so you copy the
column A and highlight A1 edit pastespecial-values
similarly formula in B2 is
=randbetween(-5,5) and copy down and copy with pastespecial values
in C2 type
=complex(a2,B2) and copy down.

you get some sort of random compled numbers.






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I am trying to do a matrix that has real and imaginary numbers and I have no
clue how to do it. I can do a matrix with real numbers, but apparently can't
with the combination of both.

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