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Default Some VBA questions about cell selection

Believe it or not, I am actually trying to write this VBA for my mother.
She does attendance forms for her school each week and after she is
done has to write some formulas in...unfortunately she is less adept at
excell formulas and usage than I am with VBA. So here is what I am
trying to accomplish.

1. I need to some how have excell figure out what the last used row in
column A is, skip a column and then write in a formula....I can write
in the forumla just not the other stuff.

2. On that same row I need it to verify what is in row 2 of any given
column and based on that value return a forumla to that cell.

This is probably easy for most of you but I am just learning so bear
with me.

Thanks,
Jason Self


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