I'd like to grep the entire line where last column has NOT a specific value in bash

I’m looking for a way that allows me to show the entire lines of a file or output where the last column is not "A".

I am aware that I can use awk ‘{print $(NF)}’ and then use a negative grep to exclude the rows that have A in the last column, but that would only show me the last column value while I need the entire lines.

Any suggestions?

>Solution :

Just check the last column in awk:

awk '$NF != "A"