Reconciliation formula(s) - vlookup two cells and return TRUE/FALSE for match?

cowpers

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Hi there,

Obviously I'm new here and thought I'd ask some of the experts here for a bit of help. Hope someone can assist

Background: I'm trying to create a rec report, ideally on one page, for multiple criteria. The situation is we get a report on our trade positions (investment stuff) from an outside service we use. We also have a report internally from what we've booked. We're looking to tie out are basic things like price, original par, revised par, trade date, counter-party banks, etc. I've consolidated data from both sources on one page (DATA) where all data points are lined up (say EXTERNAL is from rows 1-500, and INTERNAL is 510-1010). Now I need to create a front page showing the result of each tie-out. The lookup value will be a combination of the fund name + trade ticket number which would almost guarantee a unique ID (fund name XYZ, ticket number 12345 = XYZ12345)

Current tabs on spreadsheet: DATA, EXTERNAL, INTERNAL. I need to add a REC page

Question: What formula can I use to check on each and return TRUE/FALSE? The goal is to have about 8 columns on the REC, each for one of the tie-outs (let's use price as an example.). I know the basic VLOOKUP to return one value, but it appears in this case I will need VLOOKUP to check two matching values based on unique ID XZY12345, compare the price, and return TRUE if they match, FALSE if they don't

Here's something I saw from one of our spreadsheets that I think does the same to confirm counter-party, though I have no idea how to read this lengthy formula.

=EXACT(VLOOKUP(IF(Q2="COMPANY",R2,Q2),FUNDS!$M$1:$N$400,2,FALSE),INDEX(PENDING!$G$4:$G$3218,MATCH(CP!C2,PENDING!$N$4:$N$3218,0)))

Thanks for your time reading and helping. I feel guilty not being a part of the community and asking for your help. I would offer to compensate but I'm sure that's against guidelines. I'm willing to donate $10 to Hope4paws or the Salvation Army or something! thanks again
 
Hey - let me know if someone knows how to adjust this to make it round/estimate. i think it's using the ROUND formula but i haven't been able to put it together properly

IF(ABS(VLOOKUP($A2,DATA!$A$2:$C$11,2,FALSE))=ABS(VLOOKUP($A2,DATA!$A$21:$C$30,2,FALSE)),TRUE,FALSE)

i think ABS is replaced with ROUNd in these cases. the spreadsheet is attached if someone can adjust to make it work. this will be the last piece i need for this assignment
 
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