TomJeffries
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Does anyone know of a way to format compex numbers in EXCEL. For example as -0.02+0.0087i rather than the scientific notation form returned by a calculation -0.02+8.700000003E-002.
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Formatting Compex Numbers
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If your complex number is in cell A1, then you can get the format you want with this formula in some other cell:
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Hide column "A" if you only want to see the formatted version.
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=TEXT(IMREAL(A1),"general")&"+"&TEXT(IMAGINARY(A1),"general")&"i"Hide column "A" if you only want to see the formatted version.
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