Bringing highest number from data to a table

nikwak1

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I'm not very good at explaining things but I will try my best: I have a sheet where data is input every week, the data always increases in number. I also have a table in another worksheet (on the same workbook) and what I want to do is - every time new data is put into the worksheet, I want that to copy on to the table. So in my image 1 - column E row 29 will be filled in this week. When it is, I want that number to appear in the table (image 2) column F row 12 and that to happen every time a new row in image 1 is completed. I hope that makes sense and that someone can help with this for me. Many thanks
 

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Peter, sorry no that isn't it. In excel02 There are figures entered in excel02 every week going down a row each week - this figure always increases. I want the latest figure in Column E to copy to the next available row in column F in excel01. In other words, instead of relying on someone putting the figure in twice, I would like the higher figure placed in column E excel02 to appear in the next available row in excel01 column F.
 

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Sorry I am no good at explaining things. I'll have a go and see what I can do to get the figures over to new sheet but thanks so much for help so far
 
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