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Asked by DWG123 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Microsoft Development, VB Objects
I am writing a user function to raise my bid price for an auction. I want to make sure 1) I have the highest bid price, 2) I don't ever pay more than needed to have the best bid price and 3) that I don't compete with myself. Number 3 is giving me trouble.
Mugadu sent some code back that worked (thanks), but with some buttons and sub routines in it. I would like to make this work as a function if possible. Mainly because I am not sure how to reference/call the sub and I want the same function to work lots of times in a spreadsheet and don't want to get public/private mixed up. (I'm new to this...)
What am I missing to keep from competing with myself? When MyBid becomes the CurBid, I don't want to "raise" against myself.
Thanks
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Option Explicit
Function MyBid(CurBid As Single, ReservePrice As Single, FairValue As Single, ProfitMargin As Single)
Dim MaxBid As Single
Dim Step As Single
MaxBid = FairValue - ProfitMargin
Step = 1
If CurBid > MyBid Then
MyBid = CurBid + Step
If MyBid >= MaxBid Then
MyBid = MaxBid
End If
End If
End Function
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