I have an array formula such as ...
={ ... *($G$98:$AZ$98)}

The formula references data found in row 98 of the worksheet.

Instead of typing the row number into the formula, I'd like to be able to
refer to a row number that I enter in another cell. For example, if I type
the number 74 into cell A1, I'd like the array formula to reference the value
shown in cell A1 such that the array formula is the equivalent of ...

={ ... *($G$74:$AZ$74)}

I use the array formula to create a multi-dimensional data table that I use
for charting. The same formula may be used hundreds of times when creating
the table. I'd like to be able to pull in data stored in any row that I
choose to plot.

I hope I am presenting my case clearly,

Thanks for any help provided.

Jim

You can use the INDIRECT function. E.g.,

INDIRECT("G"&A1&":ZA"&A1)


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com






"Jim Hagan" wrote in message
...
I have an array formula such as ...
={ ... *($G$98:$AZ$98)}

The formula references data found in row 98 of the worksheet.

Instead of typing the row number into the formula, I'd like to
be able to
refer to a row number that I enter in another cell. For
example, if I type
the number 74 into cell A1, I'd like the array formula to
reference the value
shown in cell A1 such that the array formula is the equivalent
of ...

={ ... *($G$74:$AZ$74)}

I use the array formula to create a multi-dimensional data
table that I use
for charting. The same formula may be used hundreds of times
when creating
the table. I'd like to be able to pull in data stored in any
row that I
choose to plot.

I hope I am presenting my case clearly,

Thanks for any help provided.

Jim