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Variable Cell Reference
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I am trying to reference a cell using a fixed column reference, but a variable row reference. So, for example, the cell A? would be part of a formula. A is obviously the column of the cell to include in the formula, but ? would be the value in another cell that is calculated by a formula. So, in one simulation I may want to include A11 in the formula, whereas a different outcome for the simulation may place cell A35 in the formula. Is there any way in Excel to included a variable in the cell designation which woudl result in difference cells being used in the formula?
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