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Default Date formula question

Hi everyone and thanks in advance for any help you can offer. One of you guys
always seems to have the answer I need.

I am using XP Pro and Office Pro 2003.

I have built an invoice and column A is formatted for dates. The date of the
activity is entered in column A, the activity description in column B and the
amount of the charge in column C. The dates are normally not within the same
month (i.e. 11/05/08, 01/15/09, 02/03/09.)

The bottom cell in column A for the invoice is A35. I need a formula for A35
that will look at the column entries above A35, look at the last entry made
(in this case 02/03/09) and then return an answer of 02/28/09. In other words
I want the answer to be the last day of the month of the latest month entered
above.

Clear as mud?? :)

Anyhow, if I've explained myself properly and you can offer some help I'd
sure appreciate it.

Thanks,
Jim
 
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