Ok,
If it doesn't conflict with other code you might have going,
you could add the follwing code in the specific Worksheet
module Change event:
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
lrow = Range("E65536").End(xlUp).Row 'assumes your doc# info is kept
in Column E
Range("e1").Value = Range("e" & lrow).Value
End Sub
This way after any and devery change that occurs in your worksheet
your Cell (in this case (E1) is always "up-to-date" with the last Doc #
used.
HTH
Jim
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> I guess it is alittle more complicated than it should be. I have the
> database organized by Report number. Basically when someone breaks a
> tool they do a report and then I order the tool with a doc#. I just
> wanted a cell in the frozen area at the top to say what the last doc#
> was so that when I make my next order I don't have to scroll through
> 100+ rows. What i'll end up doing is just typing the last doc# into
> that cell manually.
>
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