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hello community

can community assist me on how to set this task in my worksheet :-

scneario:

i created a record of many rows in worksheet 1 and I wanted it to tell me
whenever there is a last entry into the latest cell (row) in worksheet 1 and
the entry will be shown in worksheet 2 in a specified located cell

hope those who read can understand what I am saying

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You can do this with a simple user defined function

Function GetLastValue(Col As Range)
GetLastValue = Col.Parent.Cells(65536, Col.Column).End(xlUp).Value
End Function


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