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Hello,
is there a way to know the "position" of a clicked cell in terms of screen coordinates ? Thank you in advance, Kind regards, H.G. Lamy |
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In terms of the values that Excel uses,
ActiveCell.Top ActiveCell.Left This page on positioning a userform on Chip Pearson's site may provide some of the insights you are looking for http://www.cpearson.com/excel/FormPosition.htm -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hglamy" wrote in message ... Hello, is there a way to know the "position" of a clicked cell in terms of screen coordinates ? Thank you in advance, Kind regards, H.G. Lamy |
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Thank you, Tom.
I had a look at Chip's Form Positioner, and try to adapt it to my Agent Positioning. Kind regards, H.G. Lamy "hglamy" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hello, is there a way to know the "position" of a clicked cell in terms of screen coordinates ? Thank you in advance, Kind regards, H.G. Lamy |
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