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Hello,

I have a table of data that has dates, production lines and production
volumes (table one):

Production Line Date Volume
A02 13/3/06 189
C32 13/3/06 325
T12 14/3/06 21


The table contains data retrieved from the beginning of the year so there is
a substantial amount, I have on a separate sheet a list of further data
(table two):

Production Line Date Tank
AD02 13/3/06 A
CD32 13/3/06 C
TD12 14/3/06 B


I want to use a formula that references two cells ( Production line and date
in the first table) and returns from the second table the tank that the
particular line was flowing into on that date.
You will also notice an additional problem between the two table is that
table one Production Line reads "A02" and table two's Production Line reads
"AD02" so obviously this formula will have to ignore the additional D.

Someone has suggested an array formula but seeing as I am using this formula
possible several thousand times on one sheet it is slowing the whole workbook
down far too much.

Thanks for any help in advance.

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