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    I am guessing this should suffice

    =SUMPRODUCT(ISNUMBER(MATCH($C$17:$C$43,$B$7:$B$10, 0)*MATCH($D$17:$D$43,$C$7:$C$10,0)*MATCH($E$17:$E$ 43,$D$7:$D$10,0))*($F$17:$F$43)*($B$17:$B$43=F7))
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    That is EXACTLY what Im after, (and have been for a while!) Many Thanks! (I shall leave the modelling expert at work to stew over this a little longer as punishment!)

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