userform to add row

[hitch_hiker]

I have a list of sequential dates, which I fill data into the corresponding row. I have other events occurring on the same day ( the occurrence, the frequency, and number of events are random - it could be 7 times in one day then nothing for 3 days then 2 or??? ). Currently I manually add a row below the event date and fill data, I want to automate it a bit, I have a userform where I populate the data. I'm up to the point where I need to press "submit" and it goes to the ((date of the event) + 1 ) adds a row and populates it.
currently using a code modified from a suggestion from " Jolivanes " snippet below

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
'sub try this() by Jolivanes
Dim c As Range
Dim datecheck As Date
Dim WorkingDate As Range
datecheck = Range("'report entry'!a8").Value

For Each c In Range("'register report 19_20'!b1:b2000")
    ' need to change 'register report 2018_2019' to match sheet name as per current financial year to suit
  Sheets("register report 19_20").Activate
    ' need to change 'register report 2018_2019' to match sheet name as per current financial year to suit
    If c.Value = datecheck Then
            ' this transfers cells in "report entry" sheet to register report sheet
  Range(c.Address).Select

this works well, I am attempting to modify it. I am thinking something like " if c.Value = datecheck Then c.value =c.Value+1" to get the next row, but I'm certain on how to get the row number, would it be "range(c.address.row).select" or something . ...... Looking for either some suggestions or pointing to some research

 

[lousymc]

it will automatically go to the next row after each loop but if you want to select the next row, you can use offset.

c.offset(1,0).select

 

[hitch_hiker]

Thanks Lousymc,
The problem I have is the date is already in the spreadsheet, and is used for entering the daily figures, at a another time (could be earlier or later) , I need to add another row after the first instance of the date to add customer payments, it needs to be after the first instance of the date, and not at the end of the list of dates. Your suggestion doesn't seem to solve my problem,