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Default Chart events - how to select points and not series?

Greetings,
I have an embedded chart (XY-scatter) for which I have enabled
events. I want to use BeforeDoubleClick to launch a sub when a series
point is double-clicked with the coordinates of the point as
parameters of the sub. The online help says that the parameter Arg2
should be the point index of the selected point of the selected
series. This is exactly what I want, but BeforeDoubleClick seems to
set Arg2 to -1 the majority of the times. This seems to be when the
entire series rather than a point is selected. Does anyone know of a
way that I can avoid this behavior? When I put the mouse over a point
and double click I would like to be able to reliably capture the point
index.

A similar problem involves data labels.

Thank you for your time.

-John Coleman
 
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