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EXCEL IMSUB FUNCTION
Excel IMSUB Function Introduction
The Imsub function in Excel computes the difference between two complex integers (i.e. subtracts one complex number from another).
Description of Excel IMSUB Function
Syntax :
=IMSUB( inumber1, inumber2 )
Parameters :
The following parameters are :
- You wish to subtract inumber2 from inumber1, and the inumber parameters are Complex Numbers.
The inumber parameters to the Excel Imsub function can be either: - Numbers that are simple;
- Complex numbers surrounded by quote marks, such as “5+3i”;
- Cells holding complex numbers or numeric values are referenced.
- Excel values returned by other functions or formulae.
Step By Step Guide of IMSUB Function
Example :
Excel values returned by other functions or formulae The complex number 6+0i is identical to the integer 6 in cell B2; the example in cell B3 utilises the Excel Complex Function to generate the complex numbers 5+2i and i.
Key Points
- #NUM! – This error occurs if one or both of the supplied inumber arguments are not complex numbers.
- #VALUE! – This error occurs when one or both of the supplied inumber arguments are logical values.
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