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    StudentRequirements.xlsx

    Teacher needs help.

    I have a large array of student data based on required courses needed per student(see attached - worksheet 1). We will group the students according to Classrooms which will deliver similar content (e.g. Group A needs Course 1, 2, 3, n). I need to evaluate that array based on the courses marked with an "X" and build a student attendee list on Sheet 2. However, the formula needs to evaluate several conditions for example: If Sheet1 B3 is X and Sheet 1 C3 is X and if Sheet 1 D3 is X then put A3 on Sheet 2. Exclude any blanks on sheet 2.

    I have played with this all day: =IF('Sheet1'!G:G="x", 'Sheet1'!A6, "") but this returns blanks and does not evaluate for multiple courses needed.

    Signed Frustrated in the Classroom.

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    Re: Assemble conditional list and remove blanks

    Try this Array Formula. Since this is an array formula so you need to confirm it with Ctrl+Shift+Enter instead of just Enter.
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    and copy it down until you get blank cells.
    Is this what you are trying to achieve?

    Note: When an array formula is correctly entered, you will notice in the formula bar that the formula gets surrounded by the Curly Brackets { } and if you don't see the curly brackets, select the formula cell, press F2 (Function Key), hold down the Ctrl+Shift keys together and then hit Enter. Once formula is correctly entered, you can just hold the fill handle and drag the formula down the rows as per your need.
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