IMDIV Google Sheet Formula

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IMDIV Formula Syntax

=IMDIV("3+4i", "2-i")

Example Use Case

Dividing two complex numbers

Understanding the IMDIV Formula

The IMDIV function in Excel returns the quotient of two complex numbers. It's a mathematical tool for complex number operations—like performing division in electrical engineering, quantum physics, or signal processing calculations.

IMDIV("3+4i", "2-i") returns the result of dividing the complex number "3+4i" by "2-i". It takes two complex number arguments in the form of text ("x+yi" or "x+yj"), performing complex division—valuable for advanced scientific or engineering applications involving complex quantities.

Why Use IMDIV?

IMDIV enables complex division—think impedance calculations in circuits or transfer function analysis. Its ability to properly divide complex numbers according to mathematical rules makes it essential for fields where complex arithmetic is common, saving you from manual calculation of the division process.

Example with Sample Data

Complex Numbers	Formula	Result
"3+4i" / "2-i"	=IMDIV("3+4i", "2-i")	0.4+2i
"5" / "1+i"	=IMDIV("5", "1+i")	2.5-2.5i
"6i" / "3i"	=IMDIV("6i", "3i")	2

IMDIV performs complex division: "3+4i" divided by "2-i" equals "0.4+2i". Note that dividing two pure imaginary numbers can result in a real number as in the third example. It's a complex division calculator.