An easier way than UDF for you, maybe:
=INDIRECT("G"&COUNTIF(G2:G45,"0")+1)
counts balances in column G that are above zero, since apparently you have
zeros following your last actual balance. This formula assumes that the
balance range starts in row 2 and is continuous - and there fore adds one to
obtain the actual row number of the latest balance. Adjust as needed.

"CSUS_CE_Student" wrote:

I am trying to create a check register type spreadsheet, and wanting to use a
UDF,(or if you know another that will work too) to automaticly find the last
balance in the balance colum and return it in the cell at the bottom of the
page. Heres what im trying but it keeps locking up excel when i try to enter
it. I dont know if its the loop or the lack of an argument in the function
line.

Function EOMBal()
Dim a As Single
Range("G45").Select
a = 0
Do While a = 0
If a = 0 Then
ActiveCell.Offset(-1, 0).Select
End If
a = ActiveCell.Value
Loop
EOMBal = a
End Function

Im new to using functions and subs, and new to programing in general so any
advice would be appreaciated.
Thanks