Macro to copy range to specific destination on separate sheet, if criteria is met

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  1. 2007
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I need the macro to find the payday in G4 on Techs Input in the Master Tech sheet, column " pay days" - then copy H14:H17 and paste it into the row with the date that was found into columns H:K. The data in H18:H19 should be copied and pasted into the row with the date found into columns O:P. I would like a message box to ask to confirm updating hours for the pay period listed in G4, and if "yes" is selected, the macro should run and then clear the data in H14:H19, and the paydate in G4 should reset to blank.
If there is already data in row on the Master Tech sheet for this payday, I need a message box to say that hours have already been input for this pay period, with an option to either exit and select a new payday, or acknowledge the data has been entered, and choose to edit it.
I need a second macro to provide the same function for Taxes Input--
I would like for the Update Weekly Taxes macros to find the date in H24 of this sheet in the "Master Calendar" table column "Adj Pay Days", copy the sum of J27:J29, and paste it into the Master Calendar Table into the column "Federal"-and also copy the value from J:30 into the same Master Calendar Table into the column "State" -- I would like for a message box to ask to confirm if data should be updated, and if yes is selected, then the data pastes into the Master Calendar and data from H27:I30 is cleared.
I would so appreciate the help!
 

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