[RESOLVED] Select Case Statement Question

[anhn]

The .Top is never changing. You should better use SELECT.. CASE on the .Height property.

If .Top <= 0 Then
    Select Case .Height
        Case Is < UserControl.Height
            MsgBox("")
        Case Is > UserControl.Height
            MsgBox("")
    End Select
End If

This is very similar to my code in post#7 that I brought UserControl.Height up to Select Case line, by that way the code needs to access to UserControl's properties at maximum of once, perhaps 1 nano second can be saved!!!