One master sheet to have same data on multiple sheets?

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What I want to do:

I have a workbook with a master sheet of names (40ish people) and I want these names on 30ish other sheets. The master sheet names will occasionally change as company staffing changes.
for the master sheet, I would want just 3 columns of info pulled onto other sheets. However, each sheet will have a rather large set of data in a lot of columns.
Then would I create a master table (on master sheet) with a lot of empty columns and have a VLOOKUP only on the first 3 columns of the master table then have each sheet's table only referencing/looking up the respective first 3 columns from the master sheet?


I still would like to have the ability of filtering each table (via the first 3 columns) on each subsequent table on the other sheets.
I have a lot of example formulas, but they're not compatible with the changing info of the first 3 columns on a master sheet. I am wanting to aleviate the need to edit the first 3 columns of info on each sheet individually, or copy/paste/transpose on the other sheets from the master sheet.


I am looking at creating a single one-stop-shop for all info pertaining to my company since I have A LOT of info to track for each person (ergo the multiple other sheets).
Or do I just copy 3 columns of info and paste the link onto the first 3 columns' tables in the other sheets?


Thanks a lot!
-V
 

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