Reply to "For beginners - the perfect Auction Sniper example"

puppyraiserMember

Not much to the following, but here it is:

The following table has been reorganized and sorted into date order.  First
bid placed is line #1.  That should make it easier to follow the auction.
Two additional columns have been calculated and added.  They are the current 
bid and high bidder, as displayed on eBay after each bid is placed.        v2.2.08
* = Winning bid. (may be less than actual maximum entered.)
 
                    Max                       Current Winning
 #    BIDDER        Bid      Day & Time        Bid  &  Bidder
                   (GBP)
  1   rogprov      *12.00   17-Mar  22:02:56    4.99   rogprov      
  2   paulatukcame  11.50   17-Mar  22:03:09   12.00   rogprov      
        End                 17-Mar  22:03:15

3/18/044:43 AM

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