How to update row data from one sheet to another or add new data by VBA.

knaabis

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Office Version
  1. 2013
Platform
  1. Windows
There are two Excel sheets. One sheet - work DB and second archive DB.
I want to update lines from work DB sheet identical lines in archive DB by row ID number (column A data) or add new data lines in archive DB sheet.
 

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Actuall DB - it's today's data.
Archive DB - before update.
Archive DB - after update

I need to VBA compare the Actual DB with the Archive DB and update the existing data and add the new ones.

Book1
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1Actuall DBArchive DBArchive DB after update
2IDonetwothreeIDonetwothreeIDonetwothree
3101231012310123
4204562045620456
53078930930789
64011121340111213
Sheet1
 
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