Excel - Wildcard match with multiple criteria?

JLiiii

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I have a database spreadsheet where I need to pull key information from the master data. As you can see in the below screenshots, the goal is to return the "Part Number" and the only data I can match with are the "Kenn" and the "Part Code", "Kenn" can be directly matched with "KENN No" from the master data and the part code is the first 6 digits of the "Part Number", so I am thinking of using the wildcard or LEFT function. I have tried the following formula but it did not work for me, please advise. Many thanks.

Main Sheet:
Kenn
Part Code
Front Door Strip Part No.
0828505
0099BQ
Formula goes here
0828510
0099BQ
Formula goes here
0828512
0099BQ
Formula goes here
0828514
0099BQ
Formula goes here
0828518
0099BQ
Formula goes here
0828521
0099BQ
Formula goes here
0828523
0099BQ
Formula goes here
0318530
0099BQ
Formula goes here


Master Data (Report_PC_Data):
KENN No
Part number
0318530
0285AL-51V
0318530
0285AM-1BV
0318530
0099BQ-1BV
0318532
0285AL-1DR
0318532
0285AM-V50
0318532
0099BQ-V50
0318534
0285AM-51V
0318534
0099BQ-4BH
0318534
0099BR-4BH
0318534
9456M-A
**Part Code = First 6 digits of "Part Number" in Master Data**

This example:
Match "0318530" with "0099BQ"
Return value = 0099BQ-1BV (Highlighted in the Master Data (Report_PC_Data) table)

I have tried the following formula (Does not work for me):
=INDEX(Report_PC_Data[Part number],MATCH("*"&[Part Code]&"*",IF([Kenn]=Report_PC_Data[KENN No],"*"&[Part Code]&"*"),1))
 

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