Formula to match multiple things so I can get a result to tell me what I am off on.

zone709

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Hi,

Example Sheet 1 am trying to Match column D id number with the total hours in Column H and matching the Job name in column K to Sheet2 for results.
Need to match sheet 1 to sheet 2. Sheet1 - Id in Column D then match the totals numbers and job names in E H, I L, M P, Q T, U X for a result to come back on Sheet1 in Column L.

On sheet1 in Column L I put 8 next to 20 Pacific Street as a result. This is because Sheet 1 had 16 hours in Column H with matching job Verse Sheet2 where it only has 8 hours and matching job in columns U and X. Not 16 hours. This is what I am trying to do so I know where I’m off on down my sheet.

Excel 2016 (Windows) 32 bit
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
1
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
2
IDLAST NAMEFIRST NAMEIDPERIOD END DATEGROSS PAYHOURLY AMOUNTHOURLY HOURSHOURLY RATEOVERTIME HOURSORG UNITResults Return - Pull Formula down
3
5​
gatJim
5​
1/8/2023​
200.00​
200.00​
16​
125​
15 Broome St
4
5​
gatJim
5​
1/8/2023​
200.00​
200.00​
16​
125​
20 Pacific Street
8​
5
5​
gatJim
5​
1/8/2023​
100.00​
100.00​
8​
125​
162 Levit Ave
Sheet: Sheet1

Excel 2016 (Windows) 32 bit
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SNO
Employee Name
Trade
ID
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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JOB
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JOB
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JOB
5
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Jim GatSuper
5
8.00
162 Levit Ave
8.00
15 Broome St
8.00
15 Broome St
8.00
160 75th Street
8.00
20 Pacific Street
Sheet: Sheet2
 

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Sheet2 i Meant - Id in Column D then match the totals numbers and job names in E H, I L, M P, Q T, U X for a result to come back on Sheet1 in Column L.
 
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