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Default Problem with match function


In this spreadsheet test1 I have 5 worksheets. I want in the Master
worksheet to be the destination worksheet for the data in the other
worksheets. the data for the 3 columns MULT Contract Price.Point comes
from Type, Sales 01, Sales 02 & Pointer.

so in the master worksheet, the value of cell D1 should be from the CL
in cell C2 compared to the CUST CLASS column in worksheet TYPE. AND
worksheet SALES01 . I would like the CONTRACT AND PRICE POINT values in
the MASTER worksheet to come from SALES01. what do I need to do to
correct the formula that is in cell D2 and what do i need in cell E2 &
F2?


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