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Adding worksheets to Excel is very simple. For example, to add a Worksheet after the active sheet (default unless stated otherwise), name it MySheet and have it become the active sheet, you would use some code like shown below;If we wanted to add a Worksheet as the last Worksheet and name it MySheet we would use;The Add Method as it applies to the Worksheet Object also has a Before Variant as well as an After Variant. However, we can only nominate a Before or After Variant, or omit the Argument altogether.If we do omit the Before and After Variants Excel places the Worksheet after the current active Sheet.f we wanted to add a Worksheet as the last Worksheet and name it MySheet we would use; The Add Method as it applies to the Worksheet Object also has a Before Variant as well as an After Variant. However, we can only nominate a Before or After Variant, or omit the Argument altogether.
For example, to bring the header labels from Sheet1 cells A1:J1 and make them into row labels in Sheet2 cells A1:A10: 1  Select Sheet2 cells A1:A10. 2  Click in the formula bar, and type: =TRANSPOSE(Sheet1!A1:J1) but don't hit Enter. 3  Hold the Control and Shift keys down, then hit Enter. Release all three keys.