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Hello,
You use the formula part MATCH(I36&$U$17&$J38,'[Master Material Pricing.xls]Master Material'!$C $3:$C$677&'[Master Material Pricing.xls]Master Material'!$E$3:$E $677&'[Master Material Pricing.xls]Master Material'!$G$3:$G$677,0) THREE times in your big formula. Move this part into another cell, say Z7 and substitute the 3 instances in your original formula by Z7. If you want to simplify your formula further, get the other parts INDEX(...,MATCH()) out into helper cells, too. With a little cost of additional helper cells you will be rewarded by a huge gain in better overview/simplicity. Regards, Bernd |
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