Link Two Tables on different worksheet same workbook

Road Hawg

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My End Game is to create a dashboard. In doing this I have a workbook that has a worksheet (Computed) and a worksheet (Data). The Computed worksheet contains a table where every cell is either linked to a cell in a table in the Data worksheet or it is a computed field (mostly calculating time). I want to protect the Computed worksheet so end users can't change anything.

The Data worksheet gets its data from a manual copy and paste from a 3rd party medical software we can't link to. I'd like to find a way to have the Table on the Computed worksheet auto expand as more rows are pasted to the Table on the Data worksheet.
 

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