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Robert Crandal
For my userform, I am handling "UserForm_Click()" to detect
when someone clicks on the form. The problem is, my
Userform contains about 20 individual "text label" controls
which sit on top of the form. Therefore, UserForm_Click()
only gets called someone clicks an area that is not covered
by a text label....
Is there an easy way to detect if someone clicks on ANY
area of the userform?? I fear that I might have to handle
20 individual "Label_Click()" functions in addition to
the UserforClick() function, which seems like overkill.
thank u
when someone clicks on the form. The problem is, my
Userform contains about 20 individual "text label" controls
which sit on top of the form. Therefore, UserForm_Click()
only gets called someone clicks an area that is not covered
by a text label....
Is there an easy way to detect if someone clicks on ANY
area of the userform?? I fear that I might have to handle
20 individual "Label_Click()" functions in addition to
the UserforClick() function, which seems like overkill.
thank u