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Default possible if function??

Public Sub getdata()
Dim nextrow As Long
Dim entry1 As String, entry2 As String, entry3 As String
Dim entry4 As String

Do
nextrow = Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row + 1
entry1 = InputBox("What is the HFC MAC?")
If entry1 = "" Then Exit Sub
entry2 = InputBox("What kind of modem is it?")
If entry2 = "" Then Exit Sub
entry3 = InputBox("Where is the modem?")
If entry3 = "" Then entry3 = "Shevled"
entry4 = InputBox("What's the status of the modem: Renting, Purchased or
Pending")
If entry4 = "" Then entry4 = "Pending"
Cells(nextrow, 1) = entry1
Cells(nextrow, 2) = entry2
Cells(nextrow, 3) = entry3
Cells(nextrow, 4) = entry4
Loop

End Sub

thats what the macro looks like...after the user inputs the adata collected
for entry1 i want the macro to search the previous entries for that one then
promt other questions but if its not in there then is will insert the data to
the next empty row
 
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