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I have a workbook with four worksheets. These worksheets are NOT identical AND three of them feed into the fourth. This is good for one month of data. At the end of the year, I end up with twelve workbooks. Not so bad if you are only dealing with one set. I have about a hundred of these sets to manage each year. I could put four worksheets for each month in one workbook. That would be 48 worksheets. So many tabs makes navigation a little unwieldy. Is there any way to cluster (not group) the worksheets into 12 sets so that one could touch on February and only see the four worksheets for February? TIA! |
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