IMPOWER Function in Excel: Complex Number to a Power
Complex numbersLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2007+IMPOWER raises a complex number to a power.Syntax=IMPOWER(inumber, number)ArgumentWhat it.
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Complex numbersLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2007+IMPOWER raises a complex number to a power.Syntax=IMPOWER(inumber, number)ArgumentWhat it.
Read article →IMTAN returns tan(z). Complex numbers are text like 3+4i; build them with COMPLEX.
Read article →Complex numbersLevel: ExpertAvailable in: Excel 2007+IMSUM adds complex numbers: (3+4i)+(1-i) = 4+3i. Impedances in series add.Syntax=IMSUM(inumber1.
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Read article →DCOUNTA counts non-blank entries in a field for records that meet the criteria; unlike DCOUNT it also counts text. Like all D-functions it uses…
Read article →EUROCONVERT converts between the euro and former national currencies (DEM, FRF, ITL …) at the fixed 1999-2002 rates. It needs the Euro Currency Tools…
Read article →DVARP returns the population variance for matching records. Like all D-functions it uses a database range and a criteria range you can edit on…
Read article →TOROW flattens a block into a single row, optionally skipping blanks and errors.
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