Passing values to a second user form.

I can't even comprehend how to attack this so I wanted to put it out there and see if something sparks.

I have a user form that dynamically pulls row values based on a users comboBox selection. and I have set a section for user notes based on the dynamic row value and places it in column L. Of course it works awesome and the variables all sync well...however my boss now wants the notes to pop up on a second user form when the user click "Update" (ok no problem, 2nd user form piece of cake), but the row is dynamically named in userform one, how can I pass that to the note's text box in Userform two and keep the variables true...am I a block head?

Userform 1

Option Explicit
    'Declare module level variables
    Dim bNormalProcess As Boolean
    Dim bcol2Valid As Boolean
    Dim temp As String

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()
   'Initialize variables
    Me.updateButton.Enabled = False
    bcol2Valid = False
    bNormalProcess = True
    Dim rngColumn1 As Range
    Dim ws As Worksheet
   
    ' Populate combo box list that will expand as the range expands.
     Set ws = Worksheets("Master_list")
     For Each rngColumn1 In ws.Range("_Col1")
    
     Me.cboCol1.AddItem rngColumn1.Value
    
     Next rngColumn1
lbl_exit:
    Exit Sub
End Sub
Private Sub cboCol1_Change()

    Dim ws As Worksheet
    Set ws = Worksheets("Master_list")
        
        
      
    ' set the text box values with corresponding places on the spreadsheet based on combo box.
    With Me
        .TextBox1.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 2)
        .TextBox2.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 3)
        .TextBox3.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 4)
        .TextBox4.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 5)
        .TextBox5.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 6)
        .TextBox6.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 7)
        .TextBox7.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 8)
        .TextBox8.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 9)
        .TextBox9.Value = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 10)
        
        'Store the address values for each control in the .Tag attribute
        '(False, False) stores the address as 'A1' instead of '$A$1'
        .cboCol1.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 1).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox1.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 2).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox2.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 3).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox3.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 4).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox4.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 5).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox5.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 6).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox6.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 7).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox7.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 8).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox8.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 9).Address(False, False)
        .TextBox9.Tag = ws.Cells(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5, 10).Address(False, False)
         temp = CStr(.cboCol1.ListIndex + 5)
         TextBox1.SetFocus
         
    End With
End Sub
Private Sub cancelButton_Click()
    Unload UserForm1
    MsgBox "No Changed Made", vbCritical
End Sub

 Private Sub updateButton_Click()
    Call PutUserForm1DataBackInWorksheet
    Unload UserForm1
    'UserForm2.Show
    'Sheets("Master_list").Activate
End Sub

Sub PutUserForm1DataBackInWorksheet()

  Dim ws As Worksheet
  Set ws = Worksheets("Master_list")
    
  Dim sAddress As String
  Dim sValue As String
  
  'Get the Worksheet Cell Address
  'Get the value from the UserForm
  'Put the value in the Worksheet
  
  'ComboBox1
  sAddress = UserForm1.cboCol1.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.cboCol1.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
 'TextBox1
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox1.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox1.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'TextBox2
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox2.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox2.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'TextBox3
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox3.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox3.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'TextBox4
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox4.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox4.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'TextBox5
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox5.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox5.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'TextBox6
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox6.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox6.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'TextBox6
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox7.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox7.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'TextBox7
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox8.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox8.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
   
  
  'TextBox8
  sAddress = UserForm1.TextBox9.Tag
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox9.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  
  'Get dynamic row and target it at Column K to datestamp it
  sAddress = "k" + temp
  sValue = DateTime.Now
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  'Get dyanic Row and target it at Column L to allow for user notes
  sAddress = "l" + temp
  sValue = Trim(UserForm1.TextBox10.Text)
  ws.Range(sAddress).Value = sValue
  
  Set ws = Nothing

End Sub
Private Sub textBox1_Enter()
    Call textBox1_Change
lbl_exit:
    Exit Sub
End Sub
Private Sub textBox1_Change()
    'In all cases Assume invalid on change
    bcol2Valid = False
    With Me
        'display instructional label text.
        .instructionsLabel.Caption = "Change your 6 digit Historical Provider Number.  Place Zeroes to the left of the number to make it six digits."
        .instructionsLabel.ForeColor = vbBlue
        .instructionsLabel.Font.Bold = True
        'Clear Alert text
        .alertsLabel.Caption = " "
        .alertsLabel.BackColor = vbButtonFace
        'Does this change validate this field?
        If Len(.TextBox1) = 6 Then
            bcol2Valid = True
            .instructionsLabel.Caption = "Historical Provider Number, which should be a 6 digit number."
            .instructionsLabel.ForeColor = vbBlue
            .instructionsLabel.Font.Bold = True
        End If
    End With
    'Does this change validate or invalidate this form?
    ValidateForm
lbl_exit:
    Exit Sub
End Sub
Private Sub textBox1_Exit(ByVal cancel As MSForms.ReturnBoolean)
    cancel = True
    'keep focus on the invalid field
    If Not bcol2Valid = True Then
        cancel = True
        'Changes the alert box to show what error may be and highlight the background and text
        Me.alertsLabel.Caption = "The Historical Provider Number Provided is incorrect" & vbCr + vbCr & "Please reenter the 6 digit number."
        Me.alertsLabel.ForeColor = vbRed
        Me.alertsLabel.BackColor = vbYellow
        Me.alertsLabel.Font.Bold = True
    End If
    'Checks to make sure the box was not left balnk
    If TextBox1.Value = "" Then
        MsgBox "This entry cannot be left blank."
    End If
lbl_exit:
    Exit Sub
End Sub
Sub ValidateForm()
    Dim bValid As Boolean
        'true when all variable multiples are true
        bValid = bcol2Valid
    If bValid Then
        Me.updateButton.Enabled = True
    Else
        Me.updateButton.Enabled = False
    End If
lbl_exit:
    Exit Sub
End Sub

Master List v2.63.xls

You will need to publicly declare the variables and then in the UserFrom2_Initialize populate your textbox using said variable.

Example:

Option Explicit
    'Declare module level variables
    Dim bNormalProcess As Boolean
    Dim bcol2Valid As Boolean
    Dim temp As String
    Public dynamicrowname as String 'this is the variable that you referred to in your post

Private Sub UserForm_Initialize()

Simplicity in work is always overlooked. I will see what I can talk my boss in to/out of.