Here is what my spreadsheet looks like.

A B C D
LD # Stop Final Stop Seq #
1234 Miami Miami 1
1235 Orlando Miami 1
1235 Tampa Miami 2



Here is what I want my spreadsheet to look like
A B C D E

LD # Stop 1 Stop 2 Stop 3 Final
1234 Orlando Miami
1235 Orlando Tampa Miami

Here is the formula I am using for each stop sequence number.

=INDEX(cranetest1!$B$2:$B$3,MATCH(Sheet1!A2&$B$1,I NDEX(cranetest1!$B$3:$B$154&cranetest1!$D$2:$D$3,0 )))

I am using the same formula in columns C and D but substituting the match
part of the formula to match the stop sequence I'm looking for. The problem
I am having is that if there is only one stop (example 1234) the formula is
filling in Orlando in columns B, C, and D also. I am looking for the formula
to return blanks in columns C and D f there is no stop sequence 2 and 3.