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Zachary
It should not have a negative impact. Usually the company marks it closed, indicates the payment status, and issues a replacement card with a new number which will show as a current account on your report. If you think there is one on your report, contact the creditor and the credit bureau for resolution.
Glenn
Your credit history stays there with no changes; it just is reported to a different card number.