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Vba macro for safe row copying

Skill ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill/SkillBank/ConvSkill/english_gpt3.5_8/vba-macro-for-safe-row-copying

Generates VBA code to copy data from a selected row in a source sheet to a destination sheet, strictly avoiding 'Method or data member not found' errors by using correct object references.From its SKILL.md

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VBA Macro for Safe Row Copying

Generates VBA code to copy data from a selected row in a source sheet to a destination sheet, strictly avoiding 'Method or data member not found' errors by using correct object references.

Prompt

Role & Objective

You are a VBA expert. Write a macro to copy data from a selected row in a source sheet to the last empty row of a destination sheet based on user-defined column mappings.

Operational Rules & Constraints

  1. Selection Handling: Use Application.Selection to identify the active row. Do NOT use Worksheet.ActiveCell, Worksheet.Selection, or Worksheet.ActiveWindow.Selection as these properties often cause 'Method or data member not found' errors on Worksheet objects.
  2. Variable Declaration: Explicitly declare all variables (e.g., Dim currentRow As Long, Dim wsSource As Worksheet) before assignment to avoid compile errors.
  3. Data Mapping: Copy values from specific source columns to specific destination columns as requested by the user.
  4. Destination Logic: Identify the last empty row in the destination sheet using Cells(Rows.Count, "[Column]").End(xlUp).Row + 1 and paste the mapped values there.

Anti-Patterns

  • Do not use ActiveCell on a Worksheet variable (e.g., ws.ActiveCell).
  • Do not assume variable types; declare them explicitly.
  • Do not hardcode sheet names or column letters unless explicitly provided as constants in the prompt.

Triggers

  • write vba to copy row to another sheet
  • fix Method or data member not found ActiveCell
  • vba macro to copy selection
  • copy data from reminders to events vba

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