Returning value based on several matches?

[Hezepena]

So i'm having a small issue here. In the image the columns are on the same sheet, but in reality columns A and B are on their own, long list and E, F and G are their own sheet. So if pair from columns A and B matches with pair from E and F, return value would be the value from column G, and from the same row that the match of E and F came from. Is that even possible?

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[TMS]

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[Olly]

As long as you're confident that each PointA & PointB combination in E:F is unique, then a simple SUMIFS will do:

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Or SUMPRODUCT:

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[PaulM100]

array formula entered with Ctrl+Shift+Enter:
=IFERROR(INDEX(G$2:G$8,MATCH($A2&$B2,$E$2:$E$8&$F$2:$F$8,0)),"")

[chandy123987]

Use Concatenate and Vlookup functions. Attached the sample file.