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Format cell containing complex number
I'm using Excel 97 SR-2. I have a cell (actually lot of
them) containing a complex number, for example, "=complex (sqrt(3),pi())". The cell will show "a+bi" where "a" and "b" are the irrational numbers sqrt(3) and PI(), each with about 14 fraction digits. I'd like only 2 or so decimal digits, but the usual formatting of this cell as number doesn't seem to have any effect. How do I format a cell containing a complex number? Thanks in advance, David |
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Format cell containing complex number
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AFAIK this is not possible using a format -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany David wrote: I'm using Excel 97 SR-2. I have a cell (actually lot of them) containing a complex number, for example, "=complex (sqrt(3),pi())". The cell will show "a+bi" where "a" and "b" are the irrational numbers sqrt(3) and PI(), each with about 14 fraction digits. I'd like only 2 or so decimal digits, but the usual formatting of this cell as number doesn't seem to have any effect. How do I format a cell containing a complex number? Thanks in advance, David |
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