Excel 2010 Navigation Sheet

reaktorblue

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Wow, where to begin. I think the biggest issue I'm running into is I have no idea what to call this. The previous place where I worked has a reporting team that had this enabled somehow and I'm looking to accomplish the same.

They had all of the tabs hidden. Instead of navigating by tabs, they had basically a sidebar navigation. There were links to various reports (which were basically direct links to the other tabs) but this sidebar navigation did not scroll with the page. It had its own scroll bar.

I'm working on a project and I'm trying to attempt something similar. My navigation menu currently looks like the following.
Excel Workbook
BC
2Shortcut Panel
3My HomeMarket Add Item
4My BazaarBazaar Add Item
5My Display CaseDisplay Case Add Item
6My VaultMy Events
7My WarbaseMy Faction Attacks
8My Company SpecialsMy Items
9Advanced Friends ListAdvanced Blacklist
10Stock PortfolioRace
11
12Player ID
13
14Travel Qty22
15
16Seconds Remaining1104
17Time Remaining0:18:24
18
19Total Value
20Total Profit
Format Test
Excel 2010

Is there any way to get this to appear on every worksheet and enabled in it's own scrolling section? I think the biggest issue I'm running into is I'm not sure what this is called. I've tried splitting the panes, but that doesn't really seem to be correct. I've tried freezing the panes too, which is a silly workaround (it works, but it's sure not pretty and sure not what I'm attempting to do.)

I was thinking I could create the navigation menu in a worksheet all of it's own and use view side by side with all of the rest of the worksheets. Creating the navigation in it's own sheet would save a bunch of time with updates to the sheet but after attempting this, it's still not exactly what I was looking for.

Does anyone happen to have any insight as to a solution to what I'm looking for?
 
I hope you have a good nap and that it works out for you. Best sometimes to step away and have a break.

Take it easy over the weekend and have some fresh eyes next week.;)
 
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