Index Match Formula?

rmrossetti

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Hello, I'm trying to pull what a service rate would be based on a position and a specific rate card. For instance I have a list of titles and rates, and a list of titles and rates under different rate cards. I am looking to pull back the rate for a title under a specific rate card.

Sheet 1 Data with Positions and rate card in F1
cf1b387b-0611-4562-a53c-e5411dc32f3e


Sheet 2 Data with Rates
eb7a3bcd-14b6-4c7a-a6a0-7b93cf2cba86
 

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