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EXCEL IMARGUMENT FUNCTION
Excel IMARGUMENT Function Introduction
The IMARGUMENT function in Excel gives the parameter, (an angle represented in radians), of a complex integer.
is the angle that corresponds to the following equation:
An equation for a complex number’s angle
Description of Excel IMARGUMENT Function
Syntax :
=IMARGUMENT( inumber )
Parameters :
- The argument inumber is a complex number.
Step By Step Guide of IMARGUMENT Function
Example :
The Excel Imargument function is used to calculate the angle of five distinct complex integers in the spreadsheet below.
The complex number 6+0i is equivalent to the integer 6 in cell B3; the example in cell B5 utilises the Excel Complex Function to generate the complex number 4+i.
Key Points
- #NUM! – This error occurs if the given inumber parameter is not a complex number.
- #VALUE! – Occurs if the inumber argument supplied is a logical value.
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