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okay so first of all were going to do this using power query so go to data and get data from file and then from workbook then select the name of the workbook that you are in and import it then instead of selecting one of the tables or the sheets select the name of the workbook and then go to transform data now we have a list of all of the sheets in this workbook and also the tables and the defined names i only want to have these sheets in my table of contents so im going to filter for just the sheets and ok then ill select the name column and right click and remove other columns as i want just one column here with the sheet names in it then go to close and load to and i will select an existing workbook and the cell reference will be a 1 and ok now i have a list of all of the sheet names here im going to create a new column and add hyperlinks to it if i create an example hyperlink and link it to this sheet here you can see that inside the hyperlink formula i need the sheet name with