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EXCEL IMDIV FUNCTION
Excel IMDIV Function Introduction
The Imdiv function in Excel computes the quotient of two complex values (i.e. divides one complex number by another).
Description of Excel IMDIV Function
Syntax :
=IMDIV( inumber1, inumber2 )
Parameters :
- You wish to divide inumber1 by inumber2, and the inumber arguments are Complex Numbers.
Step By Step Guide of IMDIV Function
Example :
The Excel Imdiv function is used in the spreadsheet below to calculate the quotient of four distinct pairings of complex values.
The complex number 6+0i is equivalent to the integer 6 in cell B3; the example in cell B4 utilises the Excel Complex Function to generate the complex numbers 5+2i and i.
Key Points
- #NUM! – This error occurs if either the inumber2 argument is equal to 0 or either of the given inumber arguments is not a valid complex number.
- #VALUE! – This happens if any of the given inumber arguments is logical value.
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