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Why is "integer" power mentioned in english string?
As I understand and by looking at support article on Microsoft Excel
help pages, you can use any power number, for example integer(eg. 3),
decimal (eg. 0,5 or 1/2 fraction) or negative (eg. -3).
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel-help/impower-function-HA102752983.aspx?CTT=5&origin=HA102752955
Does integer here stands for "whole number" without decimals or
something else?
Also, result of this formuladoesn't follow default decimal separator for
language in use.
For example, if you apply this formula:
=IMPOWER("2+3i";1/2)
Result is:
1.67414922803554+0.895977476129838i
When for croatian locale it should be:
1,67414922803554+0,895977476129838i
Best regards,
Mihovil
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