Let's work through each issue.
1. Amending your 2022 sounds smart. Only 2022 income and expenses go on a 2022 return with your 2022 Form 1098-T. The education credit is nonrefundable so it reduces your tax liability. If you have no tax liability, there is no credit.
2.Somebody can claim - double check that you did not accidentally mark that someone could claim you
3. Scholarships exceed tuition expense. Maybe there was a typo entering the 1098-T so that the numbers are not correct and causing an error.
4. No qualified education expenses - double check that you marked all requirements for Qualified Education Expenses - Internal Revenue Service. For the Lifetime Learning Credit, you can qualify if you take the course to acquire or improve your job skills.
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