How to Use the IMSINH Function in Excel
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on utilizing the IMSINH function in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. This function is designed to compute the hyperbolic sine of a complex number. In this guide, we’ll cover the syntax of the IMSINH function, illustrate its applicability with relevant examples, and explain how to execute these operations in both Excel and Google Sheets.
Syntax
The syntax for the IMSINH function is identical in both Excel and Google Sheets:
=IMSINH(inumber)
inumber
: This argument specifies the complex number for which the hyperbolic sine is to be calculated.
Examples
Example 1: Calculating the IMSINH of a Complex Number
Consider a complex number stored in cell A1 (3+2i). To compute its hyperbolic sine, enter the following formula:
=IMSINH(A1)
Example 2: Integrating IMSINH in a Compound Formula
In our second example, we will incorporate the IMSINH function into a more elaborate formula. Here, we compute the hyperbolic sine of the complex number in cell A1 and then add 5 to the outcome, as shown below:
=IMSINH(A1) + 5
Implementation
Implementing the IMSINH function is straightforward in both Excel and Google Sheets:
Excel
In Excel, simply type the IMSINH formula into a cell that references the cell containing your complex number, and press Enter to display the result.
Google Sheets
The procedure in Google Sheets mirrors that of Excel. Input the formula into a target cell, hit Enter, and the hyperbolic sine of the complex number will be calculated instantly.
We hope this guide has equipped you with a clear understanding of how to use the IMSINH function effectively in Excel and Google Sheets. Thank you for following along!
More information: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/imsinh-function-dfb9ec9e-8783-4985-8c42-b028e9e8da3d