I just discovered the query function and it's a huge game-changer.  I've been tinkering a little but would love some help with this one.  What I would like to do is=query(  'Sample Data'!A3:D10,   select A, C where (B='neighborhood') and select D where (D='cuisine'))Even if D is populated, it is irrelevant for this query for any other value so I'd like to leave the cell blank in that case.Is this possible?  I've tried a few options and left them in the sample sheet [linked below] to tinker withI made a quick Sheet of sample data as requested and in the process I thought of a better sample use-case.   Sorry for the confusion changing the description, but I think this use case makes more sense to more people.
How select one column in a query only if another column has a specific value
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Short answerMake two queries and use IF, IERROR, ARRAYFORMULA and the array handling feature of Google Sheets.Extended answerIt's not possible to get the desired result using a single QUERY because of the Google Query implementation. Fortunately the desired result could be obtained by using other Google Sheets features. From the linked spreadsheet in the questionWhat I would like is a single query that would let me output all of the restaurants in a given neighborhood.  Then for each result, IF the restaurant matches a certain cuisine then display the cuisine.  if it does not,   then leave the cell blank.  Bonus points for sorting the output with desired cuisine on top, but that may be   asking too much and is really not important.  So if I am in Strathcona and hungry, I can get a list of all   the places I've been meaning to go to in the area, and tonight I'm in the mood for Italian so:I would like this output:      Poor Italian    1816 Howard St  Italian  Lucy's          15 Main   Parallel 49     123908 Main The following formula returns the desired output:=ArrayFormula(  {    query('Sample Data'!A3:F10,select A,C where B = 'Strathcona'),    if(      query('Sample Data'!A3:F10,select D where B = 'Strathcona')=Italian,      Italian,      IFERROR(1/0)    )  })Remarks:In order to make simple formula the neighbourhood and cuisine are hardcoded in the formula. In order to make the formula more easy of maintain, this values could be replaced by cell references but you should be aware that the query argument requires that strings be enclosed by using apostrophes.Assume that A1 holds the value of the neighbourhood. In the formula, the hardcoded value 'Strathcona' could be replaced by '&A1&' By the other hand, the case of the cuisine is out of the query argument, so it could be replaced by just the cell reference. Assume that B1 holds de the value of cuisine. In the formula, the harcoded value Italian could be replaced by B1ReferencesUsing arrays in Google Sheets - Google Docs editors HelpNote to self