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Modifying Data on Another Worksheet

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    Modifying Data on Another Worksheet

    Hi there,

    I need your help again.

    I am trying to modify the code below in the attached excel doc, to make the "Add/Update" button on my userform to also make changes to the listed items in the "Inactive_Data" worksheet and not just the "Active_Data" worksheet like the code below was orginally intended to do so.

    (Using Excel 2000 VBA)

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    The following code below will also need to be modified. I am really clueless as to how to modify it below, to only move the line of data from the "Active_Data" to "Inactive_Data" only if its listed in the "Active_Data" worksheet, otherwise, just make changes to the record.

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    For Ease of Reference, I have attached the Excel Document.

    Any help is greatly appreciated on this, before I pull my entire hair out trying to figure this one out.

    Thanks for all your help and support.

    Jay
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    Re: Modifying Data on Another Worksheet

    You're programming yourself (or us) into a hole. The point of an "Inactive Data" sheet is because it's inactive, capoot, finito. If you now believe you need full edit/update access to this inactive data, then I'd undo this hole now before it gets worse.

    There's no need for an "inactive data" sheet at all. Just let your database sheet grow. It can be autofiltered to neatly display only "active data" anytime you want without maintaining separate sheets and all the plumbing that goes with it...plumbing it looks like you're just now starting to lay...or have us lay.
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