Copy and Paste VBA with dynamic length

AnthDG

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Good evening

I have a sheet whereby there is a dynamic column A and B with dates that populate (as time goes on, more dates appear etc.).
In the worksheet, there is some formulas in cells C:ZZ which use the data in Column A as an XLOOKUP.
The formulas in the worksheet don't auto populate the formulas in cells C:ZZ - is there a quick way to identify where the data in column A & B has continued to populate, the copy the last row from C:ZZ and paste in the blank rows C:ZZ up until the last rows data point.

i.e. if the dates go down to row 1047 and the last XLOOKUP formulas populate row 1045, can you copy the row 1045 and paste in C1046:ZZ1046 and C1047:ZZ1047

Example below:

Dynamic DatesDynamic DataINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEINDX_ADJ_PEheader
01/01/2021​
45.00​
13.00​
23.00​
88.00​
95.00​
88.00​
58.00​
80.00​
61.00​
52.00​
26.00​
89.00​
02/01/2021​
74.00​
16.00​
49.00​
65.00​
56.00​
47.00​
60.00​
77.00​
22.00​
86.00​
5.00​
86.00​
03/01/2021​
26.00​
69.00​
61.00​
15.00​
34.00​
31.00​
42.00​
47.00​
27.00​
24.00​
73.00​
97.00​
04/01/2021​
36.00​
57.00​
73.00​
78.00​
81.00​
48.00​
50.00​
85.00​
17.00​
77.00​
77.00​
57.00​
05/01/2021​
06/01/2021​
Thanks in advance!
 

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VBA Code:
Sub AnthDG()
   Dim UsdRws As Long
   
   Application.Calculation = xlCalculationManual
   UsdRws = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
   With Range("C" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)
      If .Row < UsdRws Then
         .Resize(, 700).AutoFill .Resize(UsdRws - .Row + 1, 700)
      End If
   End With
   Application.Calculation = xlCalculationAutomatic
End Sub
 
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