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I have a form where I want the last entry in a column of numbers to be
underlined. Always entering from the top down, I want it so that if there is one entry, it would be underlined, but if more entries are made, the underline would always be under the last entry. The column is generally of fixed length, although I do need to expand it on occasion. How do I code this? Conditional formatting seems to be based only on the conditions in that cell, not other cells. I assume Ill need to go to VBA. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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