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Sub Add_A_Sheet()
Worksheets.Add Set sh = ActiveSheet Worksheets("HiddenSheet").Cells.Copy sh.Cells End Sub worked fine for me even when the hiddensheet was xlVeryHidden (and it is never unhidden). -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Janet Panighetti" wrote in message ... Thanks, everyone. Perhaps even if I do the hidden worksheet thing, the process will move fast enough that the user won't even notice it too much. I will also consider using templates. :) "Janet Panighetti" wrote: I would like my workbook to prompt the user for the "type" of a "form" to add to the workbook, and then run a funtion which creates that type of a worksheet. In thinking about this, I have a question...... Is it possible to retrieve the structure of a worksheet (cell formats, values, borders, patterns, protection, etc.) from an existing worksheet? If so, I would like to store that information in a function to run on demand. I do not want to have these forms hidden in the workbook. Did I make this question clear or would you like me to be more specific? Thank you in advance!! :) Janet |
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