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=INDEX(Orders!D1:D7,MATCH(C3,Orders!A1:A7,MATCH(C5 ,Orders!B1:B7,MATCH(A8,Orders!C1:C7)))) This is a good resource: http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions03.html HTH, Ryan-- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. "Nicky" wrote: I am trying to get the values for a delivery note. I have all the data in a seperate worksheet called ORDERS as below Date Part No Depot Qty 11/11/09 F13624 4 200 12/11/09 F13625 5 300 The formula I have used is: =INDEX(ORDERS!$D:$D,MATCH($C$3,ORDERS!$A:$A,0),MAT CH(C$5,ORDERS!$B:$B,0),MATCH($A8,ORDERS!$C:$C,0)) This keeps returning a #N/A error On my delivery note C3 holds the date C5 holds the part no A8 holds the depot I want it to match all 3 criteria and return the qty. Get again I need the experts, its probably something really silly.. Thank you in advance. Nicky |
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