Bringing closing value of previous row into starting value of next row - acumatica

I am trying to being previous row closing value into starting value of next row. I have tried FieldSelecting, RowInserting and FieldDefulting. I am not getting proper value.
Anybody having a better solution for this issue?

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I'm currently trying to use Sheet1! in these two functions, but it just keeps giving me errors. Any tips?
=INDEX(1:1,LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),COLUMN(1:1)))
=INDEX(1:1,LOOKUP(2,1/(1:1<>""),COLUMN(1:1))-1)
Last Value: =INDEX(Sheet1!1:1,AGGREGATE(14,6,1/(Sheet1!1:1<>"")*COLUMN(1:1),1))
                                                                                                                                    ^
Penultimate: =INDEX(Sheet1!1:1,AGGREGATE(14,6,1/(Sheet1!1:1<>"")*COLUMN(1:1),2))
                                                                                                                                       ^

I want to clear or delete rows with variable values

I need to delete or clear multiple continuous rows say 29 to 47 but the row depends on the row index. Say row is 29 now, but the next run of the program the row is 47. I need to take the last row set entered and delete it. I know the start row and the end row values that I need to delete, but putting in code like Range("S13") to Range("S14") instead of Range(.(Rows(2),.Rows(20)).Delete Shift:xlup gives me syntax error or other errors depending On what I try.
Any suggestions would be greatly Appreciated

How to use "COUNTIF" function to count one instance of something per row

I have a question I'm hoping someone in the community may be able to help me answer.
Here's my issue, I'm trying to use the COUNTIF function to determine how many times a particular value appears. Easy enough right? Here's the tricky part, I want to only count certain values from each row. Only retaining the count for a particular value from each row. Per row there should only be a max of (1) error type counted. Screenshot below for more context.
Example
Insert a helper column to track the highest priority error. In your helper column use the following formula and copy down as required. If you prefer a blank over the word none when no errors are found, change "None" to "".
=IFERROR("P"&AGGREGATE(15,6,RIGHT(E2:J2,1)/(E2:J2<>""),1),"None")
In my example below I place the helper column in column D, but it can be any column.
In D16:E16 I used the following formula and copied right
=COUNTIF($D$4:$D$13,E$15)

copying of data validation to the entire column

I have used the following data validation for enabling/disabling a cell depending upon the condition of the previous cell. But now, I want to copy the same condition to the whole column which I tried doing using copy>paste special>validation but this is not working. Please somebody help me with this.
B2=IF($A$2="Ocean","",$D$11:$D$12)
If 'but this is not working' mean that you are able to copy validation but not getting expected result than you probably need not anchor row number of column 'A'
Try: =IF($A2="Ocean","",D$11:D$12)

Form scrolling to last row instead of next

I have a table (1000 rows) and I am using a form to insert the data. When I open the form for the first time and enter in a record it works, the record gets inserted in the first row. Then when I press the "New" button when I enter the next record instead of it being inserted in the next row it gets inserted in the last row (1000th row) of the table.
I have no idea why. I thought the form would always enter in the next available row. PS I am not sure if this is important but I do have functions I use in some columns e.g. =IF(I2="b", SUM(B2:F2),"")
Can anyone explain why this is happening please and how to ensure the "next" record goes into the "next" row?
Try using Enter instead of "New".
It seems likely that you have already identified your problem - ie that the formula has already been automatically copied down in your table, hence the records (even if formula only) already exist - so the next new one is 1000.
Until I2 is populated (and perhaps not even then) the formula returns a blank, so will not be evident - but is lurking for when required!

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