This site had a very nice thread on finding xy coordinates of a mouseclick. It just didn't explain to non professonals how e.x and e.y can be found.
First, I am using Office 2010 which uses Access 2007. The visual basic I use, is what comes with Access 2010.
Yes, I see the properties sheet, I can click on form and I can see the on click event. I can select event procedure and click on the elipsis and go to the VB coding page. And I get
Private Sub Form_click()
End Sub
What do I write in it to get e.x and e.y, which, I understand are the mouse click coordinates?
It has something, I think,to do with 'system'.
Any ideas?
If you telll me how to get the mouseclick coordinates, I will tell you the discriptive geometry behind the vb code that will tell you the line has been clicked.
First, I am using Office 2010 which uses Access 2007. The visual basic I use, is what comes with Access 2010.
Yes, I see the properties sheet, I can click on form and I can see the on click event. I can select event procedure and click on the elipsis and go to the VB coding page. And I get
Private Sub Form_click()
End Sub
What do I write in it to get e.x and e.y, which, I understand are the mouse click coordinates?
It has something, I think,to do with 'system'.
Any ideas?
If you telll me how to get the mouseclick coordinates, I will tell you the discriptive geometry behind the vb code that will tell you the line has been clicked.