Search a date and name and put a value in the corresponding cell

Sandman1985

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  1. 365
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I have a master roster which has date columns and staff names in rows.
Basically any staff that have a task already assigned to them on a particular date have something in the corresponding cells - these are known and can be prepopulated well in advance.
On a second sheet (Work Allocation), the staff with no work assigned appear and tasks are allocated to them. Once a task is assigned to them here, is there a way the task assigned can be populated in the master roster sheet via formula or vba?
 

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