Pete,

I am expecting it to give me what is in C13.

So if C3 = something in (D or E or F or G) AND H then result = C of the same
row.

I think Max may have cracked what I need, so many thanks for your help.

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Trefor


"Pete_UK" wrote:

Well, as I understand your problem, you have "Fujitsu Australia Ltd"
appearing more than once in columns D to G, so in this instance you
want to match what is in C4 with column H. "NSW" is in the first row
of column H (below your headings), so it matches with C11 - "Di Data -
NSW".

What would you expect it to show?

Pete

On Jul 7, 2:45 pm, Trefor wrote:
Pete,

Many thanks for the reply, this is very close, but something is broken.

C3 = "FUJITSU AUSTRALIA LTD"
C4 = "NSW"
Your formula is in D4 and = "Di Data - NSW" - Which is wrong! But every
other possible configuration for C3 works perfectly, it does not make any
sense, but then I am still trying to get to grips with you formula.

C11 - C14
Di Data - NSW
Di Data - VIC, SA, WA
Fujitsu Aust (North)
Fujitsu Aust (South)

D11 - D14
DIMENSION DATA AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
DIMENSION DATA AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
FUJITSU AUSTRALIA
FUJITSU AUSTRALIA

E11 - E14
DIMENSION DATA
DIMENSION DATA
FUJITSU AUSTRALIA LIMITED
FUJITSU AUSTRALIA LIMITED

F13 - F14
FUJITSU AUSTRALIA LTD
FUJITSU AUSTRALIA LTD

G11 - G14 - blank

H11 - H14
NSW
VIC, SA, WA
QLD, NSW, NT, ACT
VIC, WA, SA, TAS

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Trefor