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Care to elaborate a bit more by providing 5 rows of data from each of the two sets of data, along with what your lookup value is and the expected result?
Aladin
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Acct# Price Flag Acct# Price Flag
555 55 Match 522 55 Match
549 30 Match 555 55 Match
522 11 no match 549 30 Match
522 55 Match 787 25 no match
I woul like to match up these two sets of data
but only if Acct# and price match.
any ideas?

Assuming that A1:B5 houses the first sample set inncluding labels and D1:E5 the second set again with labels:
In C2 enter: =SUMPRODUCT((ISNUMBER(MATCH(A2&"@"&B2,$D$2:$D$5&"@"&$E$2:$E$5,0))+0))
Drag this down till C5.
Adapt this formula wrt cell and range refs and enter it also in F2 and drag down.
Select C2:C5 and custom format the range on the Number tab (via Format Cells) as:
[=1]"Match";[=0]"No Match";General
Do the same for F2:F5.
=SUM(C2:C5) will give you a count of matches.
Aladin
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