Can these 2 formulas be merged in to 1

Toonies

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Hi and thank you for taking time ou to look at my question


I have the following 2 formulas which work fine on their own

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFGH
5
6COLLEAGUE NAMEDEPARTMENTSHIFT06:00
7|
806:30
9
10ANDREA ALLEN8:0017:00REVERSE PICK
110
Master Schedule


I am wondering is there any way to merge them into one

I look forward to any suggestions or pointers if it is possible.
 
From your original sample, I would guess that the cells to highlight are in a non-contiguous range, in which case your original method is probably more practical.
 
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