HitTest in Detailssection of a form

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Using Access2000:
Question:
frm with 52 weeklabels, I have to run a function based on the weeklabel which is hit. But I don't like to have 52 clickEvents, so I'm searching for a better way.
In a treeview I used the way like this:
Set Treeview1.SelectedItem = Treeview1.HitTest(X, Y)
Now I thougt to use the same principe in the details as follows:
Private Sub Details_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
MsgBox Details.HitTest(X, Y)
End Sub

But this gives an error by compiling: can't find method or...

 

[kraxmo]

Can you use a Combobox with values 1 thu 52 instead? (You can check its AfterUpdate() event and react accordingly.) Jim Kraxberger
Developing Access solutions since 1995

 

[RickBerem]

Hi,

If you absolutely have to use the 52 labels then
you should build a function in a Module
and link the OnClick event of each label to the function

ex: WeekClicked(sLabelName)

that way you would only have one function able to react with all 52 OnClick events

Hope it helps SG

 

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Jim and Rick,
Thanx for both of ur reactions
Jim: No, its vertical outlined in a bar, so labels (or textboxes) are the only possibility
Rick: I understand what u mean and just thought about it, it's my last way out.. but I like a simple way. Why doesn't the HitTest working for details.

Thnx in advance,

Gerard