I created a UserForm. The form has several "frames" (for VB folks, VBA
"frames" are called "groups" in VB for some reason). I created a sub
routine:
Private Sub fraMyFrame_Click()
DoStuff
End Sub
If I click *inside* the frame then the click event is triggered and DoStuff
runs.
In a seemingly bizarre irony, if I click the actual frame itself (the
caption or the border lines) it doesn't fire the event!!
That makes NO sense. How can it be that clicking the frame of a "Frame"
doesn't trigger the Frame's click event??!!
BTW, I have a sub routine for the UserForm_Click event, but clicking the
Frame's actual frame doesn't fire that off either.
Does anyone know of a work around to it?
Thanks!
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