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<tt>'''IMPRODUCT(complexnum1; complexnum2; ... complexnum29)'''</tt> | <tt>'''IMPRODUCT(complexnum1; complexnum2; ... complexnum29)'''</tt> | ||
| − | : <tt>'''complexnum1'''</tt>, <tt>'''complexnum2'''</tt> ... are text | + | : <tt>'''complexnum1'''</tt>, <tt>'''complexnum2'''</tt> ... are complex numbers as text, or references to cells / cell ranges containing complex numbers as text. |
: <tt>'''IMPRODUCT'''</tt> returns <tt>'''complexnum1*complexnum2*...'''</tt> as text. | : <tt>'''IMPRODUCT'''</tt> returns <tt>'''complexnum1*complexnum2*...'''</tt> as text. | ||
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Revision as of 19:45, 23 February 2008
IMPRODUCT
Returns the product of complex numbers.
This function is only available if the Analysis AddIn is installed.
Syntax:
IMPRODUCT(complexnum1; complexnum2; ... complexnum29)
- complexnum1, complexnum2 ... are complex numbers as text, or references to cells / cell ranges containing complex numbers as text.
- IMPRODUCT returns complexnum1*complexnum2*... as text.
Example:
IMPRODUCT("2-3i"; "4+2i")
- returns 14-8i as text.
IMPRODUCT(A1:A2)
- where cell A1 contains 2-3i and cell A2 contains 4+2i returns 14-8i as text.
See also:
Issues:
- This function currently appears in the AddIn category of the Function Wizard.
