Data Validation Based or using Index Match

komboteam

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Hello Everyone,
I am working on a project using MS Excel 2021 data is organised as tables and stuck at these two problems as follow:

1. I need a setup the data validation will check the entered quantity in the "Qty" column of the "Invoice Detail" sheet against both the available stock quantity in the "Main" sheet and the quantities already invoiced for the corresponding style number in the "Invoice Detail" sheet. If the quantity exceeds the available stock or the total invoiced quantity, it will trigger a validation error.

2. I want index match to check above cell and see if the 1st matched price against a Style # already existed then skip the 1st matched value and return on 2nd match. With current formula it is returning on 1st value again and again in Sheet Invoice.

I want to perform these tasks through excel formulas, but i possible Macro cannot be considering the solution.
Reference pictures are as follow:
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Thanks, a lot!
 
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