Is there a way to use double-click command on a full row in a table-displaying form?

[cherold]

I have a form that displays data in a table format. I set the first two fields so that if I double-click on them it opens up a form that displays more specifics for that row.

Ideally, instead of having to set a double-click command for each field in a row, it would be preferable if there were a way to tell the form that if I double-click on any field in that row, it opens the other form. I know I can just create a separate double-click command for each field, but before I bother doing that I wanted to ask if there's any way to set a double-click command for an entire row?

[June7]

Try the form DblClick event. Example from my db:

Private Sub Form_DblClick(Cancel As Integer)
Call ViewLabData("DoubleClick", Me.tbxLABNUM)
End Sub

The double click would have to occur on the record selector on left side of form. I put a label on form that instructs user to do this to open a form to view data.

[Micron]

I don't think the form can fire any suitable events by clicking on controls - even if you make the control background transparent. OnCurrent would work, but as I said, it's not suitable. If this is a continuous form, you could add a button but it would appear on every record. At least it could make use of any of the fields in the particular record. I've also tried this in the past by placing text boxes behind a row of transparent controls and it doesn't work either, but it does raise the text box to the top of the stack if it gets the focus, which is completely useless.