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Default dynamic cell addressing in formulas

I am attempting to create a standardised table of results from a set of lists
of varying lengths. I have a similar set up working for lists of the same
length but addressing the source cell is much trickier when the list length
varies.

Ideally what I would like to do is include a function into the formula for a
specific cell which looks for the last occupied cell in a corresponding list
and places the information from that into the preformatted table.

The following is an example of what I'm using at the minute;
=IF(AND(Salinity!B3=0, DO!B3=0), " ", Sheet1!B14)

I was wondering if it was possible to write this in a way that determines
the location of the cell on Sheet1 (B14 in the example above) depending on a
count of the number of items in the list. Is this possible or has anyone
came across a more efficient way of doing this kind activity?

Thanks
Vincent

 
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