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This VBA script automates the process of transferring data from the 'Input data' sheet to the 'MASTER DATA' sheet in Excel based on a specified Batch ID. It searches for the Batch ID in column C of the 'MASTER DATA' sheet and, if found, populates various cells in the same row with values from the 'Input data' sheet. A message box confirms successful data entry or alerts if the Batch ID is not found.

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This VBA script automates the process of transferring data from the 'Input data' sheet to the 'MASTER DATA' sheet in Excel based on a specified Batch ID. It searches for the Batch ID in column C of the 'MASTER DATA' sheet and, if found, populates various cells in the same row with values from the 'Input data' sheet. A message box confirms successful data entry or alerts if the Batch ID is not found.

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CODE INPUT DATA TỪ SAP -> Master Data Release

Sub InputData_AutoFindBatch()
Dim srcSheet As Worksheet, dstSheet As Worksheet
Dim batchID As String
Dim foundCell As Range
Dim rowDst As Long

Set srcSheet = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Input data")


Set dstSheet = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("MASTER DATA")

' Get Batch ID from B3


batchID = srcSheet.Range("B2").Value

' Search for batch ID in column C


Set foundCell = dstSheet.Range("C:C").Find(What:=batchID, LookIn:=xlValues,
LookAt:=xlWhole)

If foundCell Is Nothing Then


MsgBox "Batch not found: " & batchID, vbExclamation
Exit Sub
End If

rowDst = foundCell.Row

' Paste values from Input data to MASTER DATA


With dstSheet
.Cells(rowDst, "R").Value = srcSheet.Range("B4").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "U").Value = srcSheet.Range("B5").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "T").Value = srcSheet.Range("B6").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "S").Value = srcSheet.Range("B7").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "Z").Value = srcSheet.Range("B8").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "X").Resize(1, 2).Value =
Application.Transpose(srcSheet.Range("B9:B10").Value)
.Cells(rowDst, "W").Value = srcSheet.Range("B11").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "AB").Value = srcSheet.Range("B12").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "AA").Value = srcSheet.Range("B13").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "L").Value = srcSheet.Range("B14").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "M").Value = srcSheet.Range("B15").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "O").Value = srcSheet.Range("B16").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "Q").Value = srcSheet.Range("B17").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "V").Value = srcSheet.Range("B18").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "P").Value = srcSheet.Range("B19").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "N").Value = srcSheet.Range("B20").Value
.Range("AD" & rowDst & ":AF" & rowDst).Value =
Application.Transpose(srcSheet.Range("B21").Value)
.Cells(rowDst, "AG").Value = srcSheet.Range("B22").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "AH").Value = srcSheet.Range("B23").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "AI").Value = srcSheet.Range("B24").Value
.Cells(rowDst, "AC").Value = srcSheet.Range("B25").Value
End With

MsgBox "Data successfully entered for batch " & batchID, vbInformation
End Sub

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