IMCONJUGATE in WPS on Windows FAQ

When using IMCONJUGATE, 3 common issue types appear most often: syntax errors, unexpected results, and uncertainty about how to use the function; this FAQ collects the most common answers and key terms.

FAQ

What should I do if IMCONJUGATE returns an error?

1. Check whether the function name is spelled correctly.
2. Make sure the formula starts with = and that the parentheses are paired correctly.
3. Confirm that the argument is valid complex-number text or a valid cell reference.
4. Press Enter again after making corrections.

How can I view the argument prompt for IMCONJUGATE?

1. Select any cell and type =IMCONJUGATE(.
2. Check whether the formula area shows a syntax prompt.
3. Complete the argument based on the prompt and finish the formula.

What should I check if the IMCONJUGATE result is not correct?

1. Check whether the complex-number format is valid, including the real and imaginary parts.
2. Check whether the referenced cell contains spaces, unrelated text, or invalid characters.
3. Check whether the wrong cell is being referenced inside a nested formula.
4. Confirm the formula again and recalculate the result.

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