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Default Set a worksheet object on Open that doesn't die?

I am creating a "template" workbook. When done, it will have a
"splash" worksheet, a "tools" worksheet with buttons for different
macros, and a "list" worksheet. A macro in the "MASTER" workbook
pulls up this template and adds the "list" worksheet depending on the
project, so the name of the "list" worksheet is never the same. All
of the "tools" macros, though, need to work on this "list" worksheet.

Is there code I can put in the Workbook_Open event that will set a
reference or object to this "list" worksheet that can be referenced by
the macros as long as the workbook is open?

Ed

 
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