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Default Excel 2003 Subreports?

The first sheet in my workbook is a rollup of all the sheets in the workbook.
I have a conditional format that if cell A1 in sheet1 is greater than 44 to
fill it red. The formula in cell A1 is a sum of all E7 cells in all
worksheets:
=SUM('Sheet2:Sheet7'!E7)

What I've been asked to do is if the value of cell A1 in sheet1 is greater
than 44, then the user can click on cell A1 and a drop down list will appear
that shows value of column E of sheets 2 through 7. For example:

SheetX ColumnE
Sheet2 15.0

Where SheetX is the actual tab name, and ColumnE is the hours. Basically
what I need is when the cell is clicked, the actual values of the formula
show up in a list.

I know in Access you can create a subreport, but my manager wants to keep
this in Excel and also does not want to use grouping

Where
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Thanks in advance!
 
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