Moving a row from one worksheet to the last row of a table on another worksheet

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mwamsley

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As stated I'm trying to move a row from one worksheet to the last row of a table on another worksheet. I'm trying to create a simple data entry sheet. I have an "Input" worksheet that has 4 "entry" rows and "Server" worksheet that has 4 tables in it that correspond with the 4 "entry" rows. Ideally I want to do this without VB, but I don't think that's possible. I have tried to get this to work a dozen ways, but this in my 1st time to use VB. So far I was working on this:

Code:
Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro1 Macro
'


'


Dim lastrow As Integer


lastrow = Worksheets("server").ListObjects("server_dc_a").ListRows.Count


Worksheets("Input").ListObjects("server_dc_a_input").Range.Copy Destination:=Worksheets("server").ListObjects("server_dc_a").ListRows(lastrow + 1).Range
lastrow = lastrow + 1
End Sub

But anything that will accomplish this is fine. also on the original "Input" worksheet I was wanting the entries to clear after it ran
 

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