Help with Excel formula/Sheet name

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I have a workbook with 21 worksheets in it. The first worksheet is titled "Summary" and the rest are just the default name(s): Sheet1, Sheet2, ...

In the Summary sheet I want to write formulas that reference data in the other 20 sheets. Since there will be hundreds of formulas, I want to try and develop a method for referencing the various sheets easily, in a manner that will work when copying and pasting or filling right or left, etc.

To that end, I wanted to try using a formula such as:

=SheetRow()!$A$1 in the first row of the Summary sheet instead of
=Sheet1!$A$1

but it doesn't work.

Can this be done within cells (i.e. with Excel functions, not VBA code), and if so, how?

Thanks in advance for your assistance.
 

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