Creating Single Column list with this data range

keef2

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Hey All!

Got one that I'm not sure the best way to handle. I will have a data set such as the following which changes daily and as of now user can input Employee names in range C6:I9. I am hoping to get some guidance or help on taking this range and generating a single column list from it while ignoring blanks. Bonus points to be sorted in alphabetical order but not necessary. Any help is always appreciated, thanks!

Daily Schedule Template Wed 9-21-22 Prototype.xlsm
ABCDEFGHI
3Job #:Job Name: Time:7:00
4Location: 
5Foreman:Bob Miller# Deliveries:
6Employees :Robert CrowePaul PetersHarper Smith
7Dan SmithBat ManDylon Herrera
8Jake MilesBuddy GuyTony Day
9
Schedule
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D3D3=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B3,Table2,2,FALSE),"")
D4D4=IFERROR(VLOOKUP(B3,Table2,3,FALSE),"")
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C31:D32,C3:D4,C10:D11,C17:D18Expression=COUNTIF($C3,"*Job Name*")textNO


Side note: there will be 6 to 7 of these lists so please keep that in mind if possible.
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I got this figured out with @Fluff previous post Here is the solution:

=UNIQUE(LET( ranges, (Schedule!C6:C9,Schedule!D6:D9,Schedule!E6:E9,Schedule!F6:F9,Schedule!G6:G9,Schedule!H6:H9,Schedule!I6:I9), areas, AREAS(ranges), rows, ROWS(Schedule!C6:C9), TotalRows, SEQUENCE(areas*rows), NumArea, CEILING.MATH(SEQUENCE(areas*rows),rows)/rows, Row, TotalRows-(NumArea-1)*rows, indx,INDEX(ranges,Row,1,NumArea),FILTER(indx,indx<>"")))
 
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