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This tutorial will cover how to copy a Sheet or Worksheet using VBA. Copy Worksheet to New WorkbookTo copy a Worksheet to a new Workbook:
Copy ActiveSheet to New WorkbookTo copy the ActiveSheet to a new Workbook:
Copy Multiple Sheets to New WorkbookTo copy multiple Sheets to a new workbook:
Copy Sheet Within Same WorkbookWe started off by showing you the most simple copy Sheets example: copying Sheet(s) to a new Workbook. These examples below will show you how to copy a Sheet within the same Workbook. When copying a Sheet within a Worbook, you must specify a location. To specify a location, you will tell VBA to move the Worksheet BEFORE or AFTER another Worksheet. Copy Sheet Before Another SheetHere we will specify to copy and paste the Sheet before Sheet2
Copy Sheet Before First SheetInstead of specifying the Sheet name, you can also specify the Sheet position. Here we are copying and pasting a Sheet before the first Sheet in the Workbook.
The newly created Sheet will now be the first Sheet in the
Workbook. VBA Coding Made EasyStop searching for VBA code online. Learn more about AutoMacro - A VBA Code Builder that allows beginners to code procedures from scratch with minimal coding knowledge and with many time-saving features for all users! Learn More!! Copy Sheet After Last SheetUse the After property to tell VBA to paste the Sheet AFTER another sheet. Here we will copy and paste a Sheet after the last Sheet in the Workbook:
Notice that we used Sheets.Count to count the number of Sheets in the Workbook. Move SheetYou can also move a Sheet within a Workbook using similar syntax. This code will move Sheet1 to the end of the Workbook:
Copy and Name SheetAfter copying and pasting a Sheet, the newly created sheet becomes the ActiveSheet. So to rename our new sheet, simply use ActiveSheet.Name:
If the Sheet name already exists, the above code will generate an error. Instead we can use “On Error Resume Next” to tell VBA to ignore naming the Sheet and proceed with the rest of the procedure:
Or use our RangeExists Function to test if the Sheet name already exists before attempting to copy the sheet:
VBA Programming | Code Generator does work for you! Copy and Name Sheet Based on Cell ValueYou might also want to copy and name a Sheet based on a Cell Value. This code will name the Worksheet based on the Cell value in A1
Copy Worksheet to Another WorkbookSo far we’ve worked with copying Sheets within a Workbook. Now we will cover examples to copy and paste Sheets to other Workbooks. This code will copy a Sheet to the beginning of another workbook:
This will copy a Worksheet to the end of another Workbook.
Notice we replaced 1 with Workbooks(“Example.xlsm”).Sheets.Count to get the last Worksheet. Copy Worksheet to a Closed WorkbookYou might also want to copy a Worksheet to a Workbook that is closed. This code will open a closed Workbook so that you can copy a Sheet into it.
Copy Sheet from Another Workbook Without Opening itConversely, this code will copy a Worksheet FROM a closed Workbook without you needing to manually open the workbook.
Notice that in both these examples we disabled ScreenUpdating so the process runs in the background. Duplicate Excel Sheet Multiple timesYou can also duplicate an Excel Sheet multiple times by using a Loop.
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