Excel Excel VBA (copying and pasting from one cell to another when it changes)

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Hi all, pretty confused here, ive worked with VBA before, in Microsoft Access and Visual Basic but I cannot seem to work out the code for this scenario;

Data is entered into cell O2, I have also cells C9 - C40

when data is added to cell O2 i need it to copy into C9, when the data changes in O2, i need it copied into C10, when it changes again copied into C11 and so on.
I have no clue what I am doing so would need all the code, even if it is anything i need to declare before the proper line of code.
 
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Hi cuddihy2k7,
Have you started any code for the actions you describe?
If not, does the column C need to contain unique values, or are you trying to keep a log of the changed values?

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No I am not keeping a log as such, I work for a pharmaceutical company that uses an electronic balance to weigh products etc, this data then is sent using a piece of software into the cell O2 (could get sent to any location in the worksheet), I need code that copies this into cell C9, and everytime there is a new reading in cell O2, the cells focus is shifted to the cell below (C10), copies the reading into C10, then when a new reading appears in O2, move to C11, and copies that reading into C12 and so on.

I suppose you could say it is like keeping a log but it needs to go into the designated cells (C9-C40)

and no I am unable to write code myself therefore haven't started, other forums I have looked at haven't been helpful
 
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Cuddihy2k7,
A little code in the worksheet change event, a comparison to the last value in C, if it is alright, I am willing to take a go at it.
May take a day or two since I have other stuff to attend.
If you have any sample data, please send it along.
Regards,
Stoneboysteve
 

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