Add Sheet With Name Excel VBA Macro

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In this video we see how to add a worksheet with name in Excel using VBA macros. We also see the difference between sheets and worksheets, and explore the various parameters that can be used when adding a new sheet in Excel. We can add a worksheet before or after a particular existing sheet, and we can also specify the number of sheets we want to add. We can use the Count property to add a sheet after the last worksheet in the workbook.
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Excellent technique!

[@nadermounir8228]

Thank you for this nice video 📹

[@girishv6981]

Hi how to split Excel wise ?

[@ExcelMacroMania]

Do you mean to split the worksheet in two or more views? For that you need to target the Window object as follows:
Windows(1).NewWindow
Windows.Arrange xlArrangeStyleVertical