thedoctor Posted February 14, 2023 Posted February 14, 2023 Dear All, I have students choosing their GCSE options via a Google Form which then populates their options in a google sheet. I then break down the choices into each separate subject sheets. What I want to do is create an automatic list i.e. when somebody chooses art then their name is populated in the art sheet. I hope this makes sense. Is there a formula that can help with this? I look forward to any responses to my query. Many Thanks James
DGardiner Posted February 14, 2023 Posted February 14, 2023 Dear All, I have students choosing their GCSE options via a Google Form which then populates their options in a google sheet. I then break down the choices into each separate subject sheets. What I want to do is create an automatic list i.e. when somebody chooses art then their name is populated in the art sheet. I hope this makes sense. Is there a formula that can help with this? I look forward to any responses to my query. Many Thanks James SO are you wanting seperate documents? or Seperate sheets on one workbook?
thedoctor Posted February 14, 2023 Author Posted February 14, 2023 Yes. One Main sheet with all student's GCSE options and then a breakdown of a seperate sheet for each subject in one workbook please.
DGardiner Posted February 14, 2023 Posted February 14, 2023 (edited) On the art Sheet if its on the same document, put this in a1 on the art sheet and adjust the query to suit: =QUERY('Form responses 1'!A:BN,"select * where B contains 'Art'") 'Form responses 1'!A:BN = Your response sheet/columns where B contains = whichever colum you have the class selections in 'Art' = whatever you want to search for in the previous column Edited February 14, 2023 by DGardiner
Face-Man Posted February 14, 2023 Posted February 14, 2023 I think this youtube video explains what you want to do 1
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