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Using the Select Case Statement to check the function parameter

 
Sub DisplayDiscount()
    Dim unitsSold As Integer
    Dim myDiscount As Single

    unitsSold = InputBox("Enter the number of sold units:")
    myDiscount = GetDiscount(unitsSold)
    MsgBox myDiscount
End Sub

Function GetDiscount(unitsSold As Integer)
    Select Case unitsSold
        Case 1 To 200
            GetDiscount = 0.05
        Case 201 To 500
            GetDiscount = 0.1
        Case 501 To 1000
            GetDiscount = 0.15
        Case Is > 1000
            GetDiscount = 0.2
    End Select
End Function








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