Excel - Auto Email based on cell value

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Hi,

As per the subject I am trying to take some of the time consuming irritants out of binary option trading. I have a program I wrote that works great. In fact I made several threads on this site over the last year to help finish it. But now, for ease of use, I would like to have triggers emailed to me. There have been threads about this before but due to the violent complexity of my workbook I had hoped I could bump this topic to be revisited.

Some specifics:

- I am using Outlook not Express
- Excel 2007
- All the functionality is complete for monitoring several live streams of securities data with several trade indicators.
- It is consolidated onto one sheet for manual monitoring (Picture below). Basically takes copious amounts of data and reduces it to just IF and AND functionality for the triggers for easy use from all the other sheets.
- The workbook will be open and running/refreshing on its own 24/7 as it is now.

I am a busy guy, I just need the VBA to automatically email me remotely when any of the 7 currency pairs causes a trigger when I am on the go. I can log trades from an app on my phone.

One other hurdle would be that if say (Using percentages to keep it simple) that a trigger would be if something reached as high as 80% to send the notification email. But where the system refreshes every 60 seconds it shouldn't send another notification each time it remains at or above 80%. Just the once. It may remain there for hours and that is a lot of emails.


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Thoughts? and many many thanks in advance.

*EDIT* I cannot provide the entire workbook as it is too valuable. Seems to be the holy grail for binary traders from my research over the past year. But the picture provides a decent view of the functionality. I could make a stripped down version if needed.
 
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Let's make it as simple as possible. I can expand on it after the fact.

Lets say, putting all other triggers and calculations aside, that when all the ideal conditions are met a simple IF formula will display a number 1 in a cell. Alternates between 0 and 1. 1 would be the email trigger. Lets say that happens in cell A1.

So A1=1

This triggers the macro to email the contents of cell A2; which will also be variable data... not really relevant

Once that email is sent, In cell A3 the macro will place a number 1 indicating the email was sent and not to send another email until cell A1 resets and returns to 0 again. So when Cell A1=0 then cell A3=0. I can write the formula to reset cell A3 but the macro will have to put the 1 in it confirming the email was sent.

Does that make sense?



 
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