Formula to show first sheet name

MOB

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I'm not sure this is possible, but I thought I'd ask!

Currently have a summary sheet that we have to manually change each day as a new sheet is added - the input is the name of that new sheet, and it drives an indirect formula.

Its not a major pain but I wondered if I could automate this somehow? Will always be the very first sheet.

TIA
 

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Thanks - I'm not quite sure what to put where though................I'm a bit of a VBA novice!
 
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It doesn't involve any VBA. Just follow the instructions in the link.
 
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Even this bit?

=GET.WORKBOOK(1)&T(NOW())

Looks like a formula but the link shows "GET.WORKBOOK is a macro command that retrieves an array of sheet names in the current workbook"
 
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