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In this guide, we’re going to show you how to create and name a worksheet with VBA in Excel.

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Syntax

You can create and name a worksheet using the Sheets.Add and Worksheets.Add methods. Both methods work similarly and have 4 optional arguments and return a sheet object which can take a Name property.

Adding a single sheet

All arguments are optional. The method without arguments creates worksheet(s) equal to the number of selected worksheets before the first selected worksheet.

Sheets.Add

For example, if two sheets are selected, the method will add two worksheets. To ignore the selected sheets and set the sheet number to one (1), use 1 for the Count argument.

Sheets.Add Count:=1

Adding multiple sheets

You can set the Count argument to an integer greater than 1 to add multiple sheets at once. For example, the following code adds three (3) worksheets.

Sheets.Add Count:=3

Adding a sheet with a name

Sheets.Add method returns a sheet object and sets its name by updating the Name property. A property is an attribute of object that determines one of the object’s characteristics. The property of an object is addressed by entering the property name after the corresponding object and a dot(.). Just like calling the Add method for the Sheets object.

If all you need is to create worksheets and name them regardless of their position, use one of the following code lines.

Sheets.Add.Name = “My Sheet”
Sheets.Add(Count:=1).Name = “My Sheet” ‘Use this line to ensure creating a single sheet

Adding a sheet before or after a specific sheet

If the new sheet’s position is important, use either the Before or After argument. Each argument accepts a sheet object. The new sheet will be created before or after the sheet you supplied based on the argument you are using.

You can call a sheet object by giving the sheet’s name or index to Sheets or Worksheets objects. It can be a variable which you have defined. Here are some examples:

Sheets.Add Before:=Worksheets("My Sheet") ‘Add sheet(s) before “My Sheet”
Sheets.Add After:=Worksheets(3) ‘Add sheet(s) after the third sheet

Dim ws As Worksheet ‘Define a new worksheet object
Set ws = Sheets.Add ‘Create and assign new sheet to the worksheet object
Sheets.Add After:=ws ‘Add a new sheet after the recently added sheet (ws)

Creating and naming multiple worksheets

To name multiple worksheets, you have to use an array of names and a loop. Let’s say you have names in a range like A1:A5 in the worksheet named “Sheet1”. A loop should check each cell inside the range and create a worksheet from the corresponding name. Check out the following code:

 Sub CreateAndNameMultipleSheets()
    Dim rng As Range 'Range object which defines a cell
    For Each rng In Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:A5")
        Sheets.Add.Name = rng.Value
    Next
End Sub

This is our last tip for how to create and name a worksheet with VBA in Excel article. If you are new to loops in VBA, check out All You Need to Know on How to Create a VBA loop in Excel to understand and find more ways of looping.

I have some very simple code that adds a new Worksheet, after the current worksheets, to an Excel document, and then changes its name to one entered in a text box on a userform. Works fine on a new workbook, however in a workbook that has a number of existing worksheets it creates the new worksheet, but does not rename it.

This only happens the first time you run this code, the next time it will run fine. The thing that makes it even stranger is that if you open the VBA editor to try and debug it, it then runs fine as well. This obviously makes finding the error pretty hard.

The code I’m using is here:

     Dim WS As Worksheet

     Set WS = Sheets.Add(After:=Sheets(Worksheets.count))
     WS.name = txtSheetName.value

Pretty simple. I’m wondering if this problem is that it is trying to rename the sheet before it is properly created? Is there a better way to write this code?

Update:
I’ve started debugging this using msgboxes, as opening the debugger makes the problem stop, and it seems that it just stops processing the code halfway through:

  Dim WS As Worksheet
  MsgBox (WS Is Nothing)

    Set WS = Sheets.Add(After:=Sheets(Worksheets.count))
    '***** Nothing after this point gets processed *******
    MsgBox (WS Is Nothing)
    MsgBox WS.name

    WS.name = txtSheetName.value
    MsgBox WS.name