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 They're both correct they're elisions of conditional sentences "I am happy to help if needed"= I am happy to help if I am needed "I would be happy to help if needed" = I would be happy to help if I were needed 1 2 Comments The sentence should have read " I am more than happy to be of assistance" This is a very formal way to speak and yes, you could also say "I would be happy to assist you" 1159 Bretagne Hi, 'More than happy' means 'very, very happy', 'ecstatic' Best wishes, CliveI am happy to help, sir Estoy contenta de ayudar, señor If you are determined to make the necessary changes, I am happy to help Pero, si decides hacer los cambios necesarios, me alegraría ayudarte I am happy to help out as much as you like to plan for your journey 24 Happy For You Quotes To Show Love And Concern Enkiquotes I am happy to help anytime