Using InputBox to selectively place data into the specified Row

Tarkemelion

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Hi All,

I have a button that leads to a UserForm where the User enters in some information and is prompted with an InputBox. The intention is that the user types in the row that they want the aforementioned UserForm information to be placed. I seem to be struggling with transferring the row entered into the InputBox as a value which can then be used. Feedback and advice is appreciated!

VBA Code:
Private Sub cmdAdd_Click()

'Define the variables
    Dim Invoice_Number As String
    Dim Invoice_Value As String
    
    Dim Ret1 As Long
    Dim lRow As Range
        
    Dim ws As Worksheet
    
'Sets variables to UserForm values
    Invoice_Number = TextBox1.Text
    Invoice_Value = TextBox2.Text
    
Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Cost Detail")

Set tbl = ws.ListObjects("Table1")

'Specify row to add information
    On Error Resume Next
    Ret1 = Application.InputBox("Which Docket is associated with the Invoice", "Add Invoice")
    On Error GoTo 0
    
    
'Add information if row is associated with a docket
    If lRow > 18 Then
        With lRow
            .Range(14) = Invoice_Number
            .Range(15) = Invoice_Value
        End With
    ElseIf Ret1 <= 18 Then
        MsgBox "This is not a docket row!!!"
        
    End If
    
'Closes UserForm
    Unload Me

End Sub
 

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Quick note since posting; I realise the variable "Ret1" was used inappropriately in the "ElseIf" line. This may have been when I was fiddling around with variable names and forgot to change it back. Even if it was replaced with "lRow", the code still needs help!
 
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