Reference Cell Data in Open Sheet Only

tommclernon

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I have a workbook with a set of timesheets (labour & equipment) one worksheet for each day of the month. There are master (long list) sheets for Workers and Equipment, and I am trying to shortlist the worker and equipment sets from the master lists sheets (location or area dependent) to create area dependent drop-down lists.

I can make this work by referencing each timesheet tab date, and having a seperate data set for each timesheet. (31 reference data sets)

Is there an Excel formula that can make this work against the Open Sheet only, and have a single data set that each sheet can reference when it is open?

Or does this have to be some sort of VBA routine?

Thanks
Tom McLernon
 

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