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Default How do you identify if a worksheet is in the last position in a Macro?

I have this macro I'm working on. It basically cuts ands
pastes certain ranges from one worksheet into another. I
wanted it to do the same ranges for all the other
worksheets (using 'For Each Worksheet in Worksheets') too
so when it goes to select the range in the worksheet to be
copied I wrote 'ActiveWorksheet.Next.Activate'.
It wasn't moving onto the worksheet after when it got
to 'Next Worksheet', so I moved moved the worksheet I
needed to copy into before the next worksheet I wanted to
copy. This works great except when this worksheets ends up
at the end of the workbook I get an error message. I
wanted to write an If worksheet ("blah")is at the end of
the workbook (or has the last index no. or something) 'End
If' Does anyone have any ideas? I didn't want to specify a
particular index number because I want to use the same
Macro for multiple workbooks and they each have a
different number of worksheets.
 
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