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I have two table one (skillsMatrix) the other table is (elementTree) with columns [mediumElement], [ID] in table skillsMatrix the mediumElement is a lookup dropdown of the mediumElements in table two. I want to write a macro to update skills matrix table to add a new record "name", "new topic","" and not duplicate any of the other records when a new mediumElement is added to elementTree.

Table: skillsMatrix

Table: elementTree

I'd like the skillsMatrix table to look like this after running the code

I have tried the following to troubleshoot for building out the logic. The following prints out with RS always starting with 1 and ME starting with the proper ID for the mediumElement in element tree.
rs
1
ME
26
rs
2
ME
27
rs
3
ME
28
rs
4
ME
29
rs
5
ME
30
rs
6
ME
31
rs
7
ME
32
rs
8
ME
33
rs
9
ME
34
rs
10
ME
35

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