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Default Macro help required for updating old sheet with new entries

I run a regular report on a daily basis everyday. Now, these report
contains at least 10,000 rows of datas with around 20 fields on th
column (ie., the first column contains the field name). Now, I add th
status for each row manually on a daily basis. When I run a new report
the next day, some of the status of the old file would have move
/progressed to a new status. Also, a particular unique key is assigne
to each row. All the other numbers/data in the same row will b
associated with this unique key.

Now, I want whatever new unique key that is generated by the new repor
to be imported to the old file by adding a new row in the old file.
Also, each unique key has the latest status associated with it eg
Despatched, Cancelled etc. Now, if the status of some old unique ke
has changed to "Despatched", "Cancelled", I also want these to b
updated in the old file by overwriting the status in the old file

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