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Default Spawning worksheets and a summary per worksheet

I'm getting pretty desparate, so any help would be really gratefully received.

I have a button which allows the user to create templated worksheets each
time they press it. These worksheets have a series of fields that relate to
'activities'. The user can chose to spawn worksheets for one or more
activities.

Each time a new sheet is created, I would also like to be able to:
1) copy a range in a summary worksheet and paste another version of this
directly beneath the original range. Repeat this as many times as the user
has created activity worksheets.

2) Pre-populate information within each of these ranges on the summary sheet
from each of the separate activity worksheets.

I guess also that the User may delete certain activity worksheets so will
not necessarily have sequentially numbered activities. However, the
worksheets they spawn should all have the name format: Activity (n).

Any help would be really fantastic.



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