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EXCEL IMREAL FUNCTION
Excel IMREAL Function Introduction
The IMREAL function in Excel returns the real factor of a complex value.
In other words, the function will return a for the complex number a + bi.
Description of Excel IMREAL Function
Syntax :
=IMREAL( inumber )
Parameters :
- The arguments inumber is a Complex Number.
- The inumber input to the Excel Imreal function can be either:
- A straightforward number;
- A complicated number surrounded by quote marks, such as “5+3i”;
- A cell that contains a complex number or a numeric value;
- A result of another Excel function or calculation.
Step By Step Guide of IMREAL Function
Example :
The Excel Imreal function is used in the sample worksheets below to return the real coefficient of five distinct complex integers.
The integers 6 in cell B3 equals the complicated number 6+0i; the example in cell B5 utilises the Excel Complex Function to generate the complicated number 4+i.
Key Points
- #NUM! – Occurs if the given inumber argument is not recognised as a complex number.
- #VALUE! – Occurs if the given inumber parameter is a logical value.
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