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Default Create a new Worksheet with a few Twists

I could I do the following via code:-

1) Create a blank sheet to the very right of existing worksheets in a
file, these will change e.g by adding blank sheets etc
2) Copy the contents of the entire sheet to the 'left' to this new
sheet
2) Rename this blank sheet with text "Loc # 5" the number I have here
is variable, so to work out what number to use you could add the
number of existing sheets and subtract 2. What I mean by this is my
3rd sheet is named "Loc # 1", 4th sheet is named "Loc # 2"
3) Change the tab colour on the sheet based on the sheet numbers
'number'. Odd numbers would be coloured blue and even numbered sheets
yellow. What I mean here, eg. my 3rd sheet which is named 'Loc # 1"
has a blue colour tab etc

Hope the above makes sense, I can do it all manually but looking to
automate the task

Thanks
 
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