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in a cell (Z100) put
=index(A2:G2,1,S4,1) Change G2 to whatever you need Select the graph title block and in the formula section enter =Z100 (or whatever cell you want to use. "z.entropic" wrote: In a worksheet with an embedded chart, I have a cell, S4, where I enter the number of the column I want to chart (these numbers are listed as labels in cells A2:R2). I can't figure out how to translate the number in S4 into the corresponding column letter. For example, if S4 contains "3", the chart title should be =$C$2. I think working with absolute references, R1C1, might be easier here, but somehow what I've tried, didn't work (the entire spreadsheet is based on relative addresses (A1). z.entropic |
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