I've spent most of my day trying to ask VB to do this for me, but don't
know how to communicate it correctly.

I have column A in "List"(Sheet1) with 150 entries.
I want to create 150 sheets with Sheet numbers of 2-151.
However, I would like for the tabs to read what the appropiate cell in
"List" says....

ie if
+++
(column A)
___
Fun
Not Fun
Cool
+++
was my column, I would like the first four tabs to read "List" (my
original sheet), "Fun", "Not Fun", and "Cool".

Then they would appear in Microsoft Visual Basic as Sheet1(List),
Sheet2(Fun), Sheet3(Not Fun), and Sheet4(Cool).

This doesn't need to be a macro - I think a sub would work easier.
Thanks for your help!

Chris T.

Here's code to do it- note that the names in List must all be valid tab
names.

Sub Add_From_List()
Dim Nayme As String
Dim K As Byte
K = 1


Range("a1").Select 'this is the first cell in List

Do Until ActiveCell.Value = "" 'Loop until a blank cell is encountered
Nayme = ActiveCell.Value
Sheets.Add
ActiveSheet.Name = Nayme
Sheets(Nayme).Move After:=Sheets(K + 1)
Sheets("List").Select
ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select
K = K + 1
Loop
End Sub

Anyone else who uses this code, note also that you will delete Sheet2
and Sheet3 before running the macro.

Some of the tab name problems are length (31 letters) and symbols like
(){}*.

Thanks a lot, Dave O! The code was great.