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Default Problem of saving sheet name for further use

With a lot of help from many of you, I've created a set of spreadsheets
that use buttons/macros to take a selected county name from a summary
sheet and apply an advanced filter to background datasheets (hidden
from the end user) and create a new sheet with the filtered detailed
records. This all works great. But the number of spreadsheets is
increasing, and I'm creating another button/macro to return the user to
the original sheet they started from without having to scroll through
all the tabs (believe me, they need all the help they can get). I've
saved the original sheet name into the sheet created by the advanced
filter, but this means the Print Area includes this and prints an
unnecessary sheet. Is there another way to store the original sheet
name without using a cell, thereby changing the print area to include
it? Or someway to exclude this cell when the print area is determined?
(The length of the print area will vary depending on how many records
are extracted. and the width will vary on which datasheet they are
being filtered from.)
Any ideas?

 
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