Moves a form or control, or moves all the controls in the Controls collection..
Syntax
For a form or control
object.Move( [Left [, Top [, Width [, Height [, Layout]]]]])
For the Controls collection
object.Move( X, Y)
The Move method syntax has these parts:
| Part | Description |
|---|---|
| object | Required. A valid object name. |
| Left | Optional. Single-precision value, in points, indicating the horizontal coordinate for the left edge of the object. |
| Top | Optional. Single-precision value, in points, that specifies the vertical coordinate for the top edge of the object. |
| Width | Optional. Single-precision value, in points, indicating the width of the object. |
| Height | Optional. Single-precision value, in points, indicating the height of the object. |
| Layout | Optional. A Boolean value indicating whether the Layout event is initiated for the control's parent following this move. False is the default value. |
| X, Y | Required. Single-precision value, in points, that specifies the change from the current horizontal and vertical position for each control in the Controls collection. |
Settings
The maximum and minimum values for the Left, Top, Width, Height, X, and Y arguments vary from one application to another.
Remarks
For a form or control, you can move a selection to a specific location relative to the edges of the form that contains the selection.
You can use named arguments, or you can enter the arguments by position. If you use named arguments, you can list the arguments in any order. If not, you must enter the arguments in the order shown, using commas to indicate the relative position of arguments you do not specify. Any unspecified arguments remain unchanged.
For the Controls collection, you can move all the controls in this collection a specific distance from their current positions on a Frame or Page.