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Colega, tentei reproduzir a situação que vc descreve na sua pergunta e, realmente, acontece exatamente do jeito que vc falou. Bom, aparentemente, a planilha criada assume o índice imediatamente superior à última que está visível. Assim como vc, eu tb acho que a planilha deveria assumir o último índice.
A boa notícia é que eu consegui contornar o problema com o código abaixo: Sub CopiaPlan() Dim Vetor() As Variant ReDim Vetor(Sheets. Count, 2) Application. ScreenUpdating = False For I = 1 To Sheets.
Count Vetor(i, 0) = Sheets(i). Name Vetor(i, 1) = Sheets(i). Visible If Not Sheets(i).
Visible Then Sheets(i). Visible = True Next I Sheets(1). Copy After:=Sheets(Sheets.
Count) ActiveSheet.Name = "Plan" & ActiveSheet. Index For I = 1 To Sheets. Count - 1 Sheets(Vetor(i, 0)).
Visible = Vetor(i, 1) Next I Application. ScreenUpdating = True End Sub O comando ActiveSheet.Name = "Plan" & ActiveSheet. Index é opcional.
Só o coloquei para ter os nomes das planilhas na sequência, já que o comando que copia a planilha atribui o mesmo nome da planilha original à planilha copiada (Plan1 (2)). Veja se isso ajuda. Abraço!
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