Linking excel data into Smartview

Our users have data in multiple tabs that is currently linked into one master worksheet.We have a Planning webform that is setup the same way and needs to be rolled out as an input template. If a user opens the webform from smartview, is there a way to link data from these different tabs or do they have to update the links everytime they open the form?

p.s. why would you want to dissassociate your rows of data in excel into seperate rows, such that they lose the information about which was "product1", "product2" etc.

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