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Default Memory jam after too many worksheet copy steps?

I have a model that is used to download companies' financial data from
a database. For purposes of formatting for printing, I copy the whole
of a template worksheet using the VBA code Comp0.Copy
After:=Sheets(Worksheets.Count). Comp0 is the codename for the
template sheet. Onto the newly created sheet, I then copy preformatted
data for a company. Everything works fine until I make about 30 of
these worksheet copies, and then the macro jams. If I then save the
file, and open it up again, the sequence works again--I assume because
some memory block gets cleared up when you close and restart the file.

Has anybody else had this problem, and is there a way to avoid it?
(One workaround is to insert a new worksheet, copy everything over,
redo the page setup settings for the printing. But specific print
ranges in the sheet present other problems.)

 
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