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Default Array formula

Hi,

I have a table of prices - a base price and a series of discounts on it as
price levels.
These are currently held as
ListPrice, Discount1, Discount2, ... , Price1 = ListPrice * Discount1,
Price2=...

Discounts 1 through 5 usually follow a few predictable patterns and I want
to replace the many discount columns with
one column containing an array of values
{10,11,12,14,16}

What formula would I use for Prices 1 through 5 that would give me
Listprice * Array(1), ListPrice * Array(2) ...

Thanks in advance
Habib

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