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Image Controls
I am attempting to study VBA in excel. Mostly from a text book. In the book
at the end of each chapter "challenges" are set. I'm doing fine with the exception of the following.... "Draw a simple image of a smiley face using 'ms paint' then load the image into an Image Control placed on a worksheet in Excel. (No problem so far.) Using the MouseDown() event procedure of the Image Control write a procedure that displays a message to the user every time the user clicks on the image.(Now the hard bit!) The message should tell the user if they clicked on the eyes, nose, mouth or face and which button they used. (Where do the buttons come into the image??) The message can be displayed with a Message Box, or in a Label Control or on the spreadsheet." That's it, - any ideas would be most welcome. |
Image Controls
Private Sub Image1_MouseDown(ByVal Button As Integer, ByVal Shift As Integer,
ByVal X As Single, ByVal Y As Single) From the Image's MouseDown Event Help File entry: Button Required. An integer value that identifies which mouse button caused the event. Shift Required. The state of SHIFT, CTRL, and ALT. X, Y Required. The horizontal or vertical position, in points, from the left or top edge of the form, Frame, or Page. Using these you should be able to get all the info you need. Any point (eyes, mouth, etc) on your picture will be at a particular x,y point and you may need to experiment to find the right values for these (try MsgBox X & ":" & Y while you test this - so any time you click you will see what x and y are; by clicking in the area around the eyes, nose, etc. you should be able to come up with ranges of values that correspond to these points). Will leave the rest for you since the whole point is to learn, right? "Sandy" wrote: I am attempting to study VBA in excel. Mostly from a text book. In the book at the end of each chapter "challenges" are set. I'm doing fine with the exception of the following.... "Draw a simple image of a smiley face using 'ms paint' then load the image into an Image Control placed on a worksheet in Excel. (No problem so far.) Using the MouseDown() event procedure of the Image Control write a procedure that displays a message to the user every time the user clicks on the image.(Now the hard bit!) The message should tell the user if they clicked on the eyes, nose, mouth or face and which button they used. (Where do the buttons come into the image??) The message can be displayed with a Message Box, or in a Label Control or on the spreadsheet." That's it, - any ideas would be most welcome. |
Image Controls
Works brilliantly
Thanks "K Dales" wrote in message ... Private Sub Image1_MouseDown(ByVal Button As Integer, ByVal Shift As Integer, ByVal X As Single, ByVal Y As Single) From the Image's MouseDown Event Help File entry: Button Required. An integer value that identifies which mouse button caused the event. Shift Required. The state of SHIFT, CTRL, and ALT. X, Y Required. The horizontal or vertical position, in points, from the left or top edge of the form, Frame, or Page. Using these you should be able to get all the info you need. Any point (eyes, mouth, etc) on your picture will be at a particular x,y point and you may need to experiment to find the right values for these (try MsgBox X & ":" & Y while you test this - so any time you click you will see what x and y are; by clicking in the area around the eyes, nose, etc. you should be able to come up with ranges of values that correspond to these points). Will leave the rest for you since the whole point is to learn, right? "Sandy" wrote: I am attempting to study VBA in excel. Mostly from a text book. In the book at the end of each chapter "challenges" are set. I'm doing fine with the exception of the following.... "Draw a simple image of a smiley face using 'ms paint' then load the image into an Image Control placed on a worksheet in Excel. (No problem so far.) Using the MouseDown() event procedure of the Image Control write a procedure that displays a message to the user every time the user clicks on the image.(Now the hard bit!) The message should tell the user if they clicked on the eyes, nose, mouth or face and which button they used. (Where do the buttons come into the image??) The message can be displayed with a Message Box, or in a Label Control or on the spreadsheet." That's it, - any ideas would be most welcome. |
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