Add fresh daily data to an existing manual report

Seeka99

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hi

I have an Excel report that comes out daily and is saved in a folder. For example on day one it might look like this;

Sales PersonInvoice NumberInvoice Status
Jack1a1aDue
Sarah2b2bPaid
Sarah3c3cPaid
Paul4d4dDue
Sarah5h5hPending
Paul6t6tDue
Paul7y7yPaid
Jack8a8aPaid

I'd like each Sales Person to keep an individual sheet for their invoices only that contains columns 1-3 from the report but with manually inputted comments added in a new column 4. eg for Sarah;

Sales PersonInvoice NumberInvoice StatusComments
Sarah2b2bPaidCall to check amount
Sarah3c3cPaiidSay thank you
Sarah5h5hPendingChase on Monday

Each day a new report comes out and is saved which has new invoices added and the invoice status is updated , for example in day 2;

Sales PersonInvoice NumberInvoice Status
Jack1a1aPaid
Sarah2b2bPaid
Sarah3c3cPaid
Paul4d4dPaid
Sarah5h5hPaid
Paul6t6tDue
Paul7y7yPaid
Jack8a8aPaid
Jack4r9iDue
Sarah2w2wDue
Paul1l9pDue
Sarah3b3bDue

My question is this, is there a simple way for Sarah to refresh her report to bring in the new lines and updated invoice statuses whilst retaining her previous comments in column 4. Something like this;

Sales PersonInvoice NumberInvoice StatusComments
Sarah2b2bPaidCall to check amount
Sarah3c3cPaidSay thank you
Sarah5h5hPaidChase on Monday
Sarah2w2wPending
Sarah3b3bDue

I'd like to try and automate this process without the need for copy and paste every day. Ideally so that the Sales Person just has to "refresh" their sheet. VBA is not permitted at work and I don't have Kutools.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Many thanks
 

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