Copy/Paste Values based on different criteria using a VBA

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Hoping someone can help with some good VBA code.

Situation: I have three columns: This Period. Last Period Cumulative. This Period Cumulative. I have set up my spreadsheet so that the user will only need to input "This Period" values. However, I want the spreadsheet to automatically update the Last Period Cumulative column. I was hoping someone could help with a VBA to solve this. Also, the user may submit once per month, but at any time during a certain month.

Possible solution: Copy values based on a dated cell being within a date range (Begin/End of Month) in worksheet 1 and paste the values (values only) into worksheet 2 based on a corresponding monthly column. Then I can put a conditional formula in the "Last Period Cumulative" column that calculates based on the last monthly submission data that will be in worksheet 2.

Why: This could be easily done by manually transferring the "This Period Cumulative" from the previous workbook to the current workbook's "Last Period Cumulative" column. However, Given a number of line items, the complexity of worksheets, and human error, I'd like to use math instead of humans for calculating to reduce errors.

Thanks in advance Excel Geniuses.

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