VBA Worksheet Object in MS Excel
Worksheet object in Microsoft Excel represents a Worksheets collection of the Workbook. The Worksheets collection contains all the worksheet object. Each worksheet consists of different objects like Ranges, cells, Charts, shapes, etc.
VBA Worksheet Object Complete Reference Tutorial
Let us see a complete guide on VBA Worksheet object. So let’s start learning about complete VBA Worksheet object explained with examples in this tutorial.
| Task Description | Action performed (Sample Example) |
|---|---|
| Worksheet Reference |
|
| Declare worksheet variable | Dim oWorksheet As Worksheet |
| Define worksheet variable | Set oWorksheet = Worksheets(“Sheet1”) |
| Create new worksheet | Worksheets.Add |
| Add Multiple Worksheets(Lets assume 4 sheets) | Worksheets.Add Count:=4 |
| Create new worksheet with Name | Set oWorksheet = oWorksheet.Worksheets.Add(Type:=xlWorksheet) With oWorksheet .Name = strName End With |
| Edit/Change Worksheet Name | Set oWorksheet = Worksheets(“Sheet1”) oWorksheet.Name = “NewSheet” |
| Activate worksheet | Set oWorksheet = Worksheets(“Sheet1”) oWorksheet.Activate |
| Copy worksheet | Set oWorksheet = Worksheets(“Sheet1”) oWorksheet.Copy |
| Access worksheet by Index | Worksheets(1) |
| Number of Worksheets | Worksheets.Count |
| Add Worksheet at the beginning of sheets | Worksheets.Add Before:=Worksheets(1) |
| Add Worksheet at the end of sheets | Worksheets.Add after:=Worksheets(Worksheets.Count) |
| Copy Worksheet Before Specified sheet | oWorksheet.Copy After:=Worksheets(“Sheet4”) |
| Copy Worksheet After Specified sheet | oWorksheet.Copy Before:=Worksheets(“Sheet2”) |
| Show worksheet | oWorksheet.Visible = xlSheetVisible |
| Hide worksheet | oWorksheet.Visible = xlSheetHidden |
| Protect worksheet | oWorksheet.Protect Password:=”12345″ |
| UnProtect worksheet | oWorksheet.Unprotect Password:=”12345″ |
| Display All Worksheet Names | For Each oWorksheet In Worksheets Debug.Print oWorksheet.Name Next |
| Delete worksheet | Set oWorksheet = Worksheets(“Sheet1”) oWorksheet.Delete |
| Delete worksheet without prompt | Application.DisplayAlerts = False oWorksheet.Delete Application.DisplayAlerts = True |
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