INTERSECTX function
Returns the x-coordinate (in the local coordinate system) of the point where two lines intersect. Each line is defined as a point (x,y) and an angle.
Syntax
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INTERSECTX(x1,y1,angle1,x2,y2,angle2) | |
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x1 |
The x-coordinate of a point on the first line. |
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y1 |
The y-coordinate of a point on the first line. |
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angle1 |
The value of the Angle cell for the first line. |
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x2 |
The x-coordinate of a point on the second line. |
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y2 |
The y-coordinate of a point on the second line. |
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angle2 |
The value of the Angle cell for the second line. |
Remarks
Microsoft Visio uses this function in the PinX cell of a shape glued to a rotated guide.
If the lines don't intersect, the function returns a divide-by-zero error (#DIV/0!), which Visio ignores, restoring the last known value for the point.
Example
INTERSECTX(VertGuide!PinX,VertGuide!PinY,VertGuide!Angle,
HorzGuide!PinX,HorzGuide!PinY,HorzGuide!Angle)
Returns the x-coordinate of the intersection point of VertGuide and HorzGuide in page units.