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The keystroke combination to move focus to the last field of the last record can vary depending on the software being used. In many applications, pressing Ctrl + End will typically take you to the end of a document or the last field. In some database applications, you may need to use specific shortcuts, often documented in the application's help section. Always refer to the software's documentation for the most accurate information.

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