The situation:
I have a table of a number of live share price links that are automatically being updated in real time within Excel.
The goal:
To receive an email each time the share price of a particular stock moves up or down by an increment of 1%.
The progress:
I have created a macro that can produce the email, using a number of concatenations to provide me with the desired text.
The difficulties:
I have been unable to find a way of working out how to automate the macro if a cell reference moves by increments of 1%. Now I have thought that if something goes from 0.99% to 1.01% and back to 0.98% then I only want one email on the initial occurance, and then the base to move to 1 rather than 0, and to readjust the parameters for the email to either 0% or 2% being reached. It's just finding a way to link all of this together. I'm slowly trying to get there but I have no experience in VBA and it's normally just the record button that is used if i ever do write a macro. A message box idea nearly worked, highlight the cell was above the threshold, and then i could manually run a macro, but that all went over my head eventually as i'm sure there must be a way to automate this. Opening the file first thing on a new day also needs to avoid sending emails everywhere when it is up and running because all the share price changes will revert to 0% in the mornings and thus it will all fly out with emails everywhere because of the changes.
Hmmmm, please help me, I'm drowning in a world of something I don't really understand, and the issue is starting to affect my life - I was thinking about a solution in the pub the other day and that sort of behaviour can not continue!!

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Lee Walters