Can you freeze tabs in place?

jwindholz2725

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I was just wandering if you can freeze tabs in place for when you scroll through your sheets. I can deal with 100+ tab workbooks and it would be nice to have my "summary" tab frozen so it follows me as I scroll though the other tabs. Is this possible?
 

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One could open a new window.
One could create a "Activate Main sheet" button and keep it visible at all times.
One could write a routine that automatically hides the sheets between Main and the Active Sheet, thus hiding their tabs.
One could write a (modeless) userform that mimics the action of worksheet tabs and has this feature.

But AFAIK, there is no freeze tabs feature.
 
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