The short answer to what I believe you are asking is no. That said, someone will dispute my answer and come up with some means to do it using OLE automation or an API call or something. I consider an answer no if the software does not allow the developed to perform the function without significant effort to develop interfacing code.
By 'OLE Field' I am assuming you mean a cell in an Excel file and not a property of the OLE container control. When an OLE Object such as Excel is pasted into a form then these are two separate applications. Please understand that you have essentially made a design decision by pasting an OLE Object into a form. There are other means of accessing the data which may allow you to trigger a pseudo event in your code. You could link Access to the live Excel file and use the data is a control. When clicking the control you could check the value in the control and the most current value in the live data; if different perform something. I AM NOT suggesting this but only stating it to let you know that it is possible, and, depending on your requirements, and the amount of free time you have, could possibly be implemented.
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