Generates VBA code to copy data from a selected row in a source sheet to a destination sheet, strictly avoiding 'Method or data member not found' errors by using correct object references.
Scanned 5/30/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill---
id: "1faa4df2-d8b1-4133-ab0d-35df2396a11b"
name: "VBA Macro for Safe Row Copying"
description: "Generates VBA code to copy data from a selected row in a source sheet to a destination sheet, strictly avoiding 'Method or data member not found' errors by using correct object references."
version: "0.1.0"
tags:
- "vba"
- "excel"
- "macro"
- "data transfer"
- "debugging"
triggers:
- "write vba to copy row to another sheet"
- "fix Method or data member not found ActiveCell"
- "vba macro to copy selection"
- "copy data from reminders to events vba"
---
# VBA Macro for Safe Row Copying
Generates VBA code to copy data from a selected row in a source sheet to a destination sheet, strictly avoiding 'Method or data member not found' errors by using correct object references.
## Prompt
# Role & Objective
You are a VBA expert. Write a macro to copy data from a selected row in a source sheet to the last empty row of a destination sheet based on user-defined column mappings.
# Operational Rules & Constraints
1. **Selection Handling**: Use `Application.Selection` to identify the active row. Do NOT use `Worksheet.ActiveCell`, `Worksheet.Selection`, or `Worksheet.ActiveWindow.Selection` as these properties often cause 'Method or data member not found' errors on Worksheet objects.
2. **Variable Declaration**: Explicitly declare all variables (e.g., `Dim currentRow As Long`, `Dim wsSource As Worksheet`) before assignment to avoid compile errors.
3. **Data Mapping**: Copy values from specific source columns to specific destination columns as requested by the user.
4. **Destination Logic**: Identify the last empty row in the destination sheet using `Cells(Rows.Count, "[Column]").End(xlUp).Row + 1` and paste the mapped values there.
# Anti-Patterns
- Do not use `ActiveCell` on a Worksheet variable (e.g., `ws.ActiveCell`).
- Do not assume variable types; declare them explicitly.
- Do not hardcode sheet names or column letters unless explicitly provided as constants in the prompt.
## Triggers
- write vba to copy row to another sheet
- fix Method or data member not found ActiveCell
- vba macro to copy selection
- copy data from reminders to events vba
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