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Default Adding a worksheet to a current workbook

I have an existing workbook that I would like to add another worksheet to.
However, when I try to insert another one, it is not an option on the INSERT
tab or from right clicking one of the existing tabs at the bottom of the
workbook. Any other suggestions.

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Default Adding a worksheet to a current workbook

Sounds like workbook protection is enabled under ToolsProtectionProtect
Workbook.


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On Thu, 28 Jun 2007 15:38:20 GMT, "naschulte" <u35423@uwe wrote:

I have an existing workbook that I would like to add another worksheet to.
However, when I try to insert another one, it is not an option on the INSERT
tab or from right clicking one of the existing tabs at the bottom of the
workbook. Any other suggestions.


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