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So I have seen the original post on how to show the last cell of a column using

=INDEX(FILTER(B:B , NOT( ISBLANK(B:B ) ) ) , ROWS( FILTER(B:B , NOT( ISBLANK(B:B ) ) ) ) )

While that works for populated cells, I have a sheet where sometimes the last cell does not have content but require that the old content be removed upon a new row being added with info. In other words. If all three columns have content each time a new row is created, all is okay and the content gets replaced; if only two columns get replaced leaving the third column empty, the referenced cell will not show a blank, and will continue to show the last entry from the third column.

Any help would be much appreciated. You guys are great!

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Does this formula work as you want:

=INDIRECT("B"&ROWS(B:B))