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I'd create an UDF (user defined function) in VBA, which returns a latest value from Rate column from all records for certain SupplierID/Supplier value.
Then you simply use the formula in cell you want the rate returned. Something like: Code:
=UdfName(RateSourceRange, RateDateSourceRange, YourDate, SupplierSourceRange, YourSupplier) |
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