Return Maximum Gross/Net Proceeds from Auction

xslim12

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Hi All,

I was asked to prepare an excel file that is able to calculate maximum proceeds from an auction of multiple assets. In short, company is liquidating all assets in a court process and we must track bidders for all assets. Some bidders will bid for entire assets while other bidders will bid for asset groups or individual assets. We need to spit out what returns the most dollars. I know there is a long way of doing this through formulas but am curious if there is an off-shelf macro out there for this. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with VBA and cannot create my own.

Thanks,

-Slim
 
The individual asset bids are more likely to come in during the live auction.
You example doesn't have an instance of an asset group bid, but it would complicate comparison of revenues because you can't allocate the the group bid to the individual assets. Also, unless you have pre-divided the assets into groups, bidders may group assets differently, which is a further complication.
 
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You example doesn't have an instance of an asset group bid, but it would complicate comparison of revenues because you can't allocate the the group bid to the individual assets. Also, unless you have pre-divided the assets into groups, bidders may group assets differently, which is a further complication.

I really appreciate the help so far shg. In the example I submitted, bidder 1 is the asset group buyer (tractors and trailers only).

I suggested we eye ball this auction given that it is relatively small. Let me see how this turns out and I can redact the data set and bids. Can probably find a solution then.

-Slim
 
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