VBA Code to add a sheet after another errors out...

bbbb1234

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I am attempting to add a new sheet after a specific sheet. Best I can remember (it has been some time back), it worked in standalone mode in a short test macro but now that I have integrated the code below with the rest of the macro code, it is not working. It compiles fine but at runtime, it errors out - error screenshot below. To debug, I put the code in a test macro, as noted below. Again, it still errors out on the same NOTED line of code. I cannot for the life of me figure this one out.

I am also wide open to any code cleanup that is offered to improve flow, make it run faster, or anything else of the sort.

PLEASE HELP!!!
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VBA Code:
Sub test()

Dim LastName As String
Dim FirstName As String
Dim FullName As String

Sheets("Patient").Select
LastName = "ALast1"        'this is a dummy line to set the variable in the test macro
FirstName = "AFirst1"'       this is a dummy line to set the variable in the test macro
FullName = LastName & ", " & FirstName
Sheets.Add After:=Sheets("DON'T REMOVE THIS TAB2").Name = FullName       '<-----------------------THIS IS THE LINE THAT THROWS THE SCREENSHOTTED ERROR BELOW
Worksheets("LOG TAB MASTER").Range("a1:XFD1048576").Copy
ActiveSheet.Paste Destination:=Worksheets(LastName & ", " & FirstName) _
    .Range("a1:XFD1048576")
    Sheets(LastName & ", " & FirstName).Select
With ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(LastName & ", " & FirstName).Tab _
    .ColorIndex = xlColorIndexNone
    End With

End Sub

Error Screenshot
Error.png
VBA Code:
 
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VBA Code:
Sheets.Add(After:=Sheets("DON'T REMOVE THIS TAB2")).Name = FullName
 
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I've taken the liberty to rewrite your procedure.

VBA Code:
Sub test()
Dim Wb As Workbook
Dim WsName As Worksheet

    Set Wb = ActiveWorkbook
            
    Wb.Worksheets("LOG TAB MASTER").Copy after:=Wb.Worksheets("DON'T REMOVE THIS TAB2")
    
    Set WsName = ActiveSheet
    
    With WsName
        .Name = "ALast1," & "AFirst1"
        .Tab.ColorIndex = xlColorIndexNone
    End With
    
End Sub
 
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@bbbb1234
When posting vba code in the forum, please use the available code tags. It makes your code much easier to read/debug & copy. My signature block below has more details. I have added the tags for you this time. 😊
 
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