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Default Finding worksheet

Hi all,

I have a workbook that adds worksheets, names them and sorts them. The
naming is done by a cell entry from a userform. I would like to check for a
worksheet with the same name as the entry from the userform then ask the user
if they want to add another worksheet with that name or activate the last
worksheet made with that name. As in another post I have, the worksheets
could be DBL ARROW for worksheet1 name, if the user enters DBL ARROW again
then it would ask them if they want another worksheet with the same name, if
they do it would create DBL ARROW (2), if the user enters DBL ARROW again
then it would ask them if they want another worksheet with the same name, if
they do it would create DBL ARROW (3), if they do not want another with the
same name then they could activate the last one made, which was DBL ARROW
(2), or they could cancel and not create another worksheet with that name. Is
there a way to do this?
 
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