VBA to store previous value of continuously updating cell

lb01

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Hi,

i have two cells bid q sum (E87) and ask q sum (E88), these values continuously update via means of an API for my trading software.
what im trying to achieve is whenever E87/88 update, i want their previous values stored in F87/88 respectively,

Im a novice with vba and so far have this, which doesnt appear to work:

Private Sub Worksheet_Calculate()
Static oldValueD87 As Variant

' Check if the value of D87 has changed
If Me.Range("D87").Value <> oldValueD87 Then
Application.EnableEvents = False ' Disable events to prevent recursive calls
On Error GoTo CleanUp

' Store the old value of D87 in E87
If Not IsEmpty(oldValueD87) Then
Me.Range("E87").Value = oldValueD87
End If

' Update oldValueD87 with the new value of D87
oldValueD87 = Me.Range("D87").Value

CleanUp:
Application.EnableEvents = True ' Re-enable events
If Err.Number <> 0 Then Err.Clear ' Clear errors if any
End If
End Sub


any help appreciated

Luke
 

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If you want to store values from previous runs for comparison sake, the variables must be declared as global variables OUTSIDE of the procedure.
Otherwise, they will have no memory outside of that particular run.

See: VBA Variables - Global Level - Public
 
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If you want to store values from previous runs for comparison sake, the variables must be declared as global variables OUTSIDE of the procedure.
Otherwise, they will have no memory outside of that particular run.
Fantastic, really appreciate that, its worked as intended! Hero!
 
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You are welcome.
Glad I was able to help!
 
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