How To Use IMARGUMENT() Function in Google Sheets

The IMARGUMENT function returns the angle (also known as the argument or \theta) of the given complex number in radians.

Common Questions about the IMARGUMENT Formula

1. What does the IMARGUMENT formula do?
2. What arguments can be passed to the IMARGUMENT formula?
3. How do I use the IMARGUMENT formula?

How to Use the IMARGUMENT Formula Appropriately

1. Enter the data into Google Sheets correctly.
2. Use the syntax of the IMARGUMENT formula correctly.
3. Specify appropriate arguments for the IMARGUMENT formula.
4. Calculate the IMARGUMENT formula correctly.

How the IMARGUMENT Formula Can be Commonly Mistyped

1. Typing in ""IMARGUEMENT"" instead of ""IMARGUMENT"".
2. Accidentally adding a space between the ""I"" and the ""M"" in the formula.
3. Omitting the parentheses when uisng the formula.

Common Ways the IMARGUMENT Formula is Used Inappropriately

1. Passing inappropriate arguments to the IMARGUMENT formula.
2. Failing to specify the required arguments for the IMARGUMENT formula.
3. Entering information that is inappropriate for use with the IMARGUMENT formula.

Common Pitfalls When Using the IMARGUMENT Formula

1. Not entering or using the proper syntax for the formula.
2. Failing to use the appropriate arguments or specifying incorrect arguments for the formula.
3. Calculating results using the wrong type of data.

Common Mistakes When Using the IMARGUMENT Formula

1. Reversing the order of the arguments in the formula.
2. Overwriting the data used by the formula.
3. Using incorrect logical tests to evaluate results.

Common Misconceptions People Might Have with the IMARGUMENT Formula

1. Thinking that the IMARGUMENT formula is the same as the VLOOKUP formula.
2. Assuming the IMARGUMENT formula can be used for all kinds of data.
3. Believing that the IMARGUMENT formula can be used to calculate more than one cell at a time.