Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - The Worksheets.Add Method

The video tutorial explains how to use the add method on the worksheets collection object in Excel VBA to create new worksheets. It covers invoking the method with optional parameters 'before' and 'after' to specify the position of the new worksheet. Practical examples demonstrate how to use these parameters, and the tutorial concludes with a discussion on dynamically adding worksheets to the end of a list.

What is the default behavior of the add method when no parameters are provided?

• It adds a worksheet after the currently active sheet.

• It replaces the currently active sheet.

• It adds a worksheet at the end of the workbook.

• It adds a worksheet before the currently active sheet.

Which parameter allows you to specify a worksheet before which a new one should be added?

• After

• Before

• Replace

• Insert

How can you reference a worksheet using its name in the 'before' parameter?

• Sheets('Sheet1')

• Excel('Sheet1')

• Worksheets('Sheet1')

• Workbook('Sheet1')

What does the 'after' parameter do in the add method?

• Deletes a specified sheet.

• Adds a worksheet before a specified sheet.

• Adds a worksheet after a specified sheet.

• Renames a specified sheet.

How can you rename a newly created worksheet?

• By using the 'rename' method.

• By using the 'changeName' method.

• By modifying the name property of the worksheet object.

• By using the 'setName' method.

What is the challenge presented in the final section?

• To delete all worksheets except the first one.

• To rename all worksheets in the workbook.

• To create a macro that adds a worksheet to the end of the list dynamically.

• To add a worksheet at the beginning of the list.

Why might you want to create a dynamic macro for adding worksheets?

• To automatically delete worksheets.

• To rename worksheets automatically.

• To avoid manually specifying the last position for new worksheets.

• To ensure worksheets are always added at the start.