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![]() I'm going to have an application that will be used by many people. What I would like to do is to have one sheet (that will have the same sheet name) that is person specific. When I overly the existing workbook with an updated workbook to these individuals, the person specific sheet would not be affected. Does this make sense, can this be done? |
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