I. Intro
The IMCONJUGATE function returns the complex conjugate of a complex number.
The complex conjugate (also known as a conjugate) is formed by changing the sign of the imaginary part of a complex number.
II. About the function
- Formula: =IMCONJUGATE(value)
- Parameters:
- value (required): The complex number to conjugate.
- Example: =IMCONJUGATE("4+9i") results in "4-9i"
III. Steps
Use the IMCONJUGATE function
- Select a cell and click Formulas on the toolbar, then select Engineering > IMCONJUGATE. You can also directly enter =IMCONJUGATE in a cell.
- Enter the parameters in the cell. For example: =IMCONJUGATE(A2).
- Press Enter to display the result, which is 3 - 2i in this example.
- Drag the + icon in the lower-right corner of the cell to apply the formula to other cells.
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Delete the IMCONJUGATE function
Select the cell with the IMCONJUGATE function, and press Delete.