Yes. When you open a new workbook there are 3 blan worksheets in it.
No. There is no requirement to delete unused worksheets from a workbook. When you open a new workbook, Excel creates three blank sheets. If you use only one of them, you can delete the other two or leave them in place. The blank sheets will not cause any problems. If you like, you can delete them.
When you open Excel, it is supposed to be blank. That way, it will be ready for you to create a worksheet.
What you will see is a blank worksheet, which is a spreadsheet document in Excel.
Assuming you already know how to open Excel to get an initial blank spreadsheet and want to open an additional blank worksheet within the same workbook, you would click on the next available blank tab at the bottom of the screen or use the keyboard shortcut Shift+F11.
A blank worksheet.
Normally when you open Excel there are 3 sheets open. They are Sheet1, Sheet2 and Sheet3. Sometimes you will want to give more meaningful names to those sheets. By right clicking on the sheet tab and clicking the Rename option or by double clicking, you can rename a sheet. So you could have many sheets with names on them that are meaningful to what you are doing, which is what we mean by naming sheets.
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Excel workbooks start with three sheets when first opened. The default sheet names are: Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet2.
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The default is 3. The maximum number of sheets in a workbook is limited by the computers memory.
Blank Cell
Create a blank worksheet.