VBA Loop and respective worksheets

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Need some help or pointed in a direction to handle a roadblock I have on my VBA. See below:

in laymans terms I am setting a range, clearing the macro, running a macro with the set range, then repeating. The part I need to include is before going to the next range it needs to transfer it its respective sheet. That part I don't know how to map the range to its respective sheet.

Ranges are like this: A####, B####, and etc.
Sheets: A, B and etc.
So A#### with Sheet A and so forth

VBA Code:
' Run loop for range
i = 1
Do Until Sheets("Loop").Range("FILTER").Offset(i, 0) = ""
FILTER = Sheets("Loop").Range("FILTER").Offset(i, 0)
Sheets("Security").Range("REQ") = FILTER
Call Clear
Call SECDIS
i = i + 1
Loop

Any help is warranted. i have 18 ranges. so it seems tedious and not very efficient to code that all out 18 times to accomplish.
 
Yes it sure is and did stumble on generic ways. With the loop I have a wild card though. I can't do like the attached because I am not always looking for A and if not there set to A. I will test out a few ideas will give the below a try and see if it works.

VBA Code:
On Error Resume Next
    If Not Worksheets(SheetName).Name = WsCus.Range("FILTER").Offset(i, -1).Value Then Worksheets.Add.Name = WsCus.Range("FILTER").Offset(i, -1).Value
On Error GoTo 0
 
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Yes it sure is and did stumble on generic ways. With the loop I have a wild card though. I can't do like the attached because I am not always looking for A and if not there set to A. I will test out a few ideas will give the below a try and see if it works.

VBA Code:
On Error Resume Next
    If Not Worksheets(SheetName).Name = WsCus.Range("FILTER").Offset(i, -1).Value Then Worksheets.Add.Name = WsCus.Range("FILTER").Offset(i, -1).Value
On Error GoTo 0
this worked just for any future reference.
 
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