is there a way (As in vb6) to pass the x,y cordinates of where yo
pressed on a commandbutton that is on a worksheet to a variable in
macro?

I'm thinking of vb6 :
sub command_up(x,y, shift) (or something similar)
xcord= x
ycord=y
end sub

thank you. you guys are great

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Jim,

The CommandButton does have a "Mouse_Down" and "Mouse_Up" event. Below is
some code assuming you have a commandbutton named "CommandButton1" created
on Sheet1. This should get you started.

Troy

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On a standard module, declare the following two global variables:
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Public PsngCursorX As Single
Public PsngCursorY As Single


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On the Sheet1 codepane, include these two Events:
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Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
MsgBox "Mouse: X=" & PsngCursorX & ", Y=" & PsngCursorY
End Sub

Private Sub CommandButton1_MouseDown(ByVal Button As Integer, ByVal Shift As
Integer, ByVal X As Single, ByVal Y As Single)
PsngCursorX = X
PsngCursorY = Y
End Sub


"jimx " wrote in message
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is there a way (As in vb6) to pass the x,y cordinates of where you
pressed on a commandbutton that is on a worksheet to a variable in a
macro?

I'm thinking of vb6 :
sub command_up(x,y, shift) (or something similar)
xcord= x
ycord=y
end sub

thank you. you guys are great!


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