IMPRODUCT

Description Computes the product of up to 29 complex numbers.

Syntax IMPRODUCT ( complex_number, complex_number₂)

Argument Description

complex_number A complex number in the form (a + bi), or a cell or range reference containing complex numbers. You may enter either or both components of the complex number. See COMPLEX for details.If the complex number or imaginary component of a complex number is entered within the function's argument list, it must be enclosed within quotation marks (e.g., IMABS("1+1i") or IMABS("i")).

complex_number₂ Another complex numberAny function that accepts two or more complex arguments must have the same suffix (i or j) on all arguments to that function, or a #VALUE error will result.

Argument	Description
complex_number	A complex number in the form (a + bi), or a cell or range reference containing complex numbers. You may enter either or both components of the complex number. See COMPLEX for details.If the complex number or imaginary component of a complex number is entered within the function's argument list, it must be enclosed within quotation marks (e.g., `IMABS("1+1i")` or `IMABS("i"))`.
complex_number₂	Another complex numberAny function that accepts two or more complex arguments must have the same suffix (i or j) on all arguments to that function, or a #VALUE error will result.

Equation

...where z is a complex number.

Examples This function returns 3 + 29i:

IMPRODUCT("3+4i","5+3i")

This function returns 30 + 60i:

IMPRODUCT("1+2i",30)

This function returns -1650 + 1050i:

IMPRODUCT("3+4i","5+3i","1+2i",30)