VBA Help - there's got to be a clever approach

RaviWildcat

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Hi Everyone - I'm pretty rusty with my VBA so I appreciate your help!

1. I've got a master table that looks like this. This will contain a list of all my users and dates they are active

TeamNameDate
Central PerkMonica Geller5/20/2024
Central PerkMonica Geller5/21/2024
Central PerkMonica Geller5/22/2024
Central PerkMonica Geller5/23/2024


I am creating a separate input table where I can add names and dates for people I'll be adding to my master table. So, if my input table looks like this

TeamNameDate
Central PerkRoss Geller5/20/2024
Central PerkRoss Geller5/21/2024
......
......

I'd like to run my vba macro (or series of macros) to add the last two rows of the input table to the master table and get this:

TeamNameDate
Central PerkMonica Geller5/20/2024
Central PerkMonica Geller5/21/2024
Central PerkMonica Geller5/22/2024
Central PerkMonica Geller5/23/2024
Central PerkRoss Geller5/20/2024
Central PerkRoss Geller5/21/2024

If I was to do this by hand, I'd simply manually select all the items on the input table that are not '..", and then navigate to the bottom of the master table and paste it in.

I tried recording the steps to select the team column on the input table, search for text containing "..", then moving the cursor up and selecting all the rows on top before pasting into the master table. I also tried saving the input table as a table, applying a filter to select the information I want and then pasting to the end of the master table.

Is there a clever way to append this data?

Thank you!

Ravi

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Any suggestions?
 

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VBA Code:
Sub InsertDataToMaster()
    Dim wsMaster As Worksheet
    Dim wsInput As Worksheet
    Dim lastRowMaster As Long
    Dim lastRowInput As Long
    Dim nextRowMaster As Long
    Dim inputRange As Range
    Dim masterRange As Range

    Set wsMaster = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Master")
    Set wsInput = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Input")
    nextRowMaster = wsMaster.Cells(wsMaster.Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row + 1
   
    Set inputRange = wsInput.Range("A2").CurrentRegion
    Set inputRange = inputRange.Offset(1, 0).Resize(inputRange.Rows.Count - 1)

    Set masterRange = wsMaster.Cells(nextRowMaster, 1)
    masterRange.Resize(inputRange.Rows.Count, inputRange.Columns.Count).Value = inputRange.Value
   
End Sub
 
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