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How to Use IMABS() in Google Sheets

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Returns absolute value of a complex number.

How To Actually Use IMABS() in Sheets

IMABS(number)

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In cells A1:A5, enter complex numbers in the format 'a+bi'. Use the IMABS function to calculate the absolute value of each complex number in cells B1:B5.

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