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Hi,

I'm trying to create a formula for the following senario...

I have a table of people (by row) who are progressing through the first part
of some training (worksheet 1) and I have a second table (worksheet 2) with
further training for those people who pass the first part.

I want the details of the people who pass to automatically populate the
second sheet but without blank rows, i.e. if numbers 1, 2, 4 & 8 pass from
sheet one (the column J cells show "Yes") I need them to appear in rows 1, 2,
3 & 4 on sheet 2.

However, there is a further €˜issue...

I have found a formula that moves the names nicely but if, for example,
learner number 5 passes their test, they're details are moved over to the
second sheet and further information is recorded in the columns alongside
them.

However, if learner 4 then passes, their details are 'inserted' into the
second sheet above 5, so 5's 'further details' become 4's...

Any thoughts or ideas?...

Thank you!

Jayjay

 
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