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Default Duplicating data from sheet 1 to 2,3,4 etc

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I am very new to excel and have grasped the basics. I have created a template which is a master copy for estimating and quotation. Until now I have copied and paste the 'master' sheet into other sheets deleted confidental columns to create client quotations, and other similar documents. I have now added a fair few formulas and drop down lists to the 'master' and ideally what to have a several duplicates of the 'master' copy on sheets 2, 3,4 and so on, but these sheets being minus of the confidental columns. I want to work on the 'master copy only but have the data duplicated on the other work sheets. Because columns ,D,E,F & I carry confidental info in the master I dont want this to carry across to the duplicates. this means G & H in the duplicates become D & E. What additional problems will occur

Sorry the message is a bit long, as you can see i don't know all the jargon and maybe not enough about excel to really do what I want, but then I sell bathrooms

Thank you for any help.
 
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