Mouse Event Handling...

bapcki1

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Hi Everyone!

If anyone has a spare moment, I would really appreciate any help with Mouse Event Handling in Excel VBA.

I have had a look on Google and I either can't find what I am looking for or the code examples are a bit too advanced for me.

I am looking to:

-Detect if the mouse button has/still is depressed
-Detect if the mouse button has been released
-Enable/Disable the mouse button
-"On mouse button click [do procedure]"
-Position Mouse Pointer to set position on the screen


You do not have to solve all the problems above or write fresh code examples yourself, a suitable link will be fine.

As I say, I have had a look on Google and I can't find simple examples of the codes I require.

Many thanks in advance,
Bapcki
 

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