Copy from one table to the end of another using structured references

sspatriots

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Good morning,

Not sure where I've gone wrong with the code below that uses structured table references. I'm trying to piece this together from another code that I already have that used to copy information from a worksheet table directly to a Userform. I'm trying to modify this code to copy 3 cells in a worksheet table row from a table called "Parts_Orders" on the similarly named worksheet called "Parts Orders" (via row selection using an "Application.InputBox" to select a cell in the second or third column of a particular row) and add it to the last row of a table called "COMM_In_Production" on another worksheet with the similar name of the table called "COMM - In Production". Any help with digging myself out of this one would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, SS


VBA Code:
Sub AddItemToCOMMPRODSCHED()

   Dim WB As Workbook
   Dim Ws1 As Worksheet
   Dim Ws2 As Worksheet
   Dim tb1 As ListObject
   Dim tb2 As ListObject
   Dim r As Long
   Dim lr As Long
   Dim c As Long

   Set WB = ThisWorkbook

   Set Ws1 = WB.Sheets("Parts Orders") 'Worksheet the Source Table is on
   Set Ws2 = WB.Sheets("COMM - In Production") 'Worksheet the Destination Table is on

   Set tb1 = Ws1.ListObjects("Parts_Orders") 'Source Table
   Set tb2 = Ws2.ListObjects("COMM_In_Production")  'Destination Table


On Error Resume Next
Set myRange = Application.InputBox(Prompt:="Please click on the Estimate # or Part Description/(Job Name) you want to move to the 'COMM - In Production' Job List", _
Title:="Select Row", Type:=8)

r = myRange.Row
c = myRange.Column
If myRange Is Nothing Then Exit Sub

S_name = Cells(r, "C")
F_name = Cells(r, "B")
MSG1 = MsgBox("Move Estimate #: " & F_name & ", Part Description: " & S_name, vbYesNo)
If MSG1 = vbNo Then Exit Sub

lr = Ws2.Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row + 1
  
   With tb2

      For r = 1 To tb1.DataBodyRange.Rows.Count

         If tb1.ListColumns("Estimate #").DataBodyRange.Cells(r).Value = tb2.ListColumns("Job #").DataBodyRange.Cells(lr).Value Then


            .ListColumns("Job #").DataBodyRange.Cells(lr).Value = tb1.ListColumns("Estimate #").DataBodyRange.Cells(r).Value
            .ListColumns("Job Name").DataBodyRange.Cells(lr).Value = tb1.ListColumns("Part Description/Job Name (If APPL)").DataBodyRange.Cells(r).Value
            .ListColumns("Folder Due Date").DataBodyRange.Cells(lr).Value = tb1.ListColumns("Due Date").DataBodyRange.Cells(r).Value


            Exit For

         End If

      Next

   End With

End Sub
 

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Try this:
VBA Code:
Sub AddItemToCOMMPRODSCHED()

    Dim PartsTable As ListObject, COMMTable As ListObject
    Dim SelectedPart As Range
    Dim PartRow As Range
    Dim NewCOMMRow As ListRow

    Set PartsTable = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Parts Orders").ListObjects("Parts_Orders") 'Source Table
    Set COMMTable = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("COMM - In Production").ListObjects("COMM_In_Production")  'Destination Table

    On Error Resume Next
    Set SelectedPart = Application.InputBox(Prompt:="Please click on the Estimate # or Part Description/(Job Name) you want to move to the 'COMM - In Production' Job List", _
        Title:="Select Row", Type:=8)
    On Error GoTo 0
    If SelectedPart Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
        
    If SelectedPart.Row >= PartsTable.DataBodyRange.Row And SelectedPart.Row <= PartsTable.DataBodyRange.Row + PartsTable.DataBodyRange.Rows.Count - 1 Then    
        Set PartRow = PartsTable.ListRows(SelectedPart.Row - PartsTable.DataBodyRange.Row + 1).Range
        If MsgBox("Move Estimate #: " & PartRow(, "B").Value & ", Part Description: " & PartRow(, "C").Value, vbYesNo) = vbYes Then
            Set NewCOMMRow = COMMTable.ListRows.Add
            PartRow.Copy NewCOMMRow.Range
        End If        
    Else    
        MsgBox "Not copied - selected cell is outside Parts_Orders table data", vbExclamation    
    End If

End Sub
 
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Thanks for preparing and sharing this. Is it possible to just copy 3 values from the selected row and to the destination table that has different column headings? That is what I was trying to accomplish with the part of the code I had below. However, no matter what I did with that part of my code it came back as nothing.

The values that I'm trying to copy are columns B, C & S in my source table and columns A, B & Q in my destination table.

VBA Code:
            tb2.ListColumns("Job #").DataBodyRange.Cells(lr).Value = tb1.ListColumns("Estimate #").DataBodyRange.Cells(r).Value
            tb2.ListColumns("Job Name").DataBodyRange.Cells(lr).Value = tb1.ListColumns("Part Description/Job Name (If APPL)").DataBodyRange.Cells(r).Value
            tb2.ListColumns("Folder Due Date").DataBodyRange.Cells(lr).Value = tb1.ListColumns("Due Date").DataBodyRange.Cells(r).Value
 
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How about this:
VBA Code:
Public Sub AddItemToCOMMPRODSCHED2()

    Dim PartsTable As ListObject, COMMTable As ListObject
    Dim SelectedPart As Range
    Dim NewCOMMRow As ListRow
    Dim r As Long

    Set PartsTable = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Parts Orders").ListObjects("Parts_Orders") 'Source Table
    Set COMMTable = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("COMM - In Production").ListObjects("COMM_In_Production")  'Destination Table

    On Error Resume Next
    Set SelectedPart = Application.InputBox(Prompt:="Please click on the Estimate # or Part Description/(Job Name) you want to move to the 'COMM - In Production' Job List", _
        Title:="Select Row", Type:=8)
    On Error GoTo 0
    If SelectedPart Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
    
    r = SelectedPart.Row - PartsTable.DataBodyRange.Row + 1
    
    If SelectedPart.Row >= PartsTable.DataBodyRange.Row And r <= PartsTable.DataBodyRange.Rows.Count Then        
        If MsgBox("Move Estimate #: " & PartsTable.DataBodyRange(r, PartsTable.ListColumns("Estimate #").Index).Value & _
                  ", Part Description: " & PartsTable.DataBodyRange(r, PartsTable.ListColumns("Part Description/Job Name (If APPL)").Index).Value, vbYesNo) = vbYes Then
            Set NewCOMMRow = COMMTable.ListRows.Add
            With COMMTable
                .DataBodyRange(NewCOMMRow.Index, .ListColumns("Job #").Index).Value = PartsTable.DataBodyRange(r, PartsTable.ListColumns("Estimate #").Index).Value
                .DataBodyRange(NewCOMMRow.Index, .ListColumns("Job Name").Index).Value = PartsTable.DataBodyRange(r, PartsTable.ListColumns("Part Description/Job Name (If APPL)").Index).Value
                .DataBodyRange(NewCOMMRow.Index, .ListColumns("Folder Due Date").Index).Value = PartsTable.DataBodyRange(r, PartsTable.ListColumns("Due Date").Index).Value
            End With
        End If        
    Else    
        MsgBox "Not copied - selected cell is outside Parts_Orders table data", vbExclamation    
    End If

End Sub
 
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Solution
Perfect. Thank you so much. What I was trying to do was much longer than what you have here and I couldn't even get there with what I had.
 
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