Pull Data from another sheet if cell is blank

MKE_APA

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Hi all -

Been pulling my hair out trying to figure out how to do this. I run a pool league and have a workbook where I document patch winners. Each sheet in that workbook documents each different patch (who won and, most importantly, when said patch was delivered). I have a sheet in the same workbook where I want to corral all of the patches that I have yet to deliver in order to view it all in one place. Once I deliver the patches, I note the date in the corresponding sheet and want that data to be removed from the "To Be Delivered" sheet.

For example, column A from the "Patches to Hand Out" sheet should list any of the names of people (column A from the "8 Break" sheet) who still have yet to receive their 8 on the Break patch, which is determined by an empty cell in column F of the "8 Break" sheet (which is the date delivered column). I want this formula to list ALL of the names, not just the first/last iteration.

Can this be done and could someone please lead me in the right direction? I have tried INDEX and LOOKUP/VLOOKUP formulas but it has not yet worked.

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I was a bit haysty... :oops:

But I think I may have it this time. Just changed COUNTIF to COUNTIFS.

Excel Formula:
=LET(
player,INDIRECT("'"&A1&"'!"&"A2:A20"),
Delivered,INDIRECT("'"&A1&"'!"&"F2:F20"),
SORT(UNIQUE(FILTER(player & " - No:  " & COUNTIFS(player, player,Delivered,""),(player<>"")*(Delivered=""),"All okey"))))
PERFECT! I think that's all I need at this time for this particular issue! I'm sure I'll cook up another strange request somewhere down the line! THANK YOU!
 
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