Using formula to look up data where the data tab has the required data listed multiple times

NRogalska

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  1. 365
  2. 2013
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  1. Windows
I have a list with unique references. I want to look up these references on another data sheet, where they might appear multiple times and with different result data. Using vlookup only returns the first instance of that reference being found and I need to know them all, or at least total of them all. Using Sumif or sumifs works IF the reference appears in BOTH sets of data.
I need something that will enable me to compare both sets of data - confirming that the reference is on the second sheet and totalling the values for every instance - or better still, returning the separate amounts in adjacent columns. Is this possible? Not helped that I'm having to use Excel on Office 2013 so limited (work PC - home I have 365).

In summary - I have one report provided by someone else that shows me a list of references they think still have outstanding values, and have listed them with those values.
I have a report that lists payments and logs this with the reference it is applicable to. This list does NOT show the original due references - only those paid.
There could be more than one payment against anyone reference - or none.

How do I cross-check that their list is correct and only showing references NOT paid - and if there have been partial payments, how do I show this?

Not sure I have explained it very well but it's driving me crazy!
 

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