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Try the following as an array formula (which you input with Ctrl-Shift-Enter):
Code:
=INDEX('Report 2'!C:C,(MATCH('Report 1'!A2&'Report 1'!F2,'Report 2'!A:A&'Report 2'!D:D,0)))
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