LOC function
Takes a point defined in one shape's local coordinates and returns the equivalent point expressed in the local coordinates of the shape associated with the formula. Local coordinates are measured from the lower-left corner of the shape's selection rectangle. Both shapes must be on the same page.
Syntax
LOC(point)
Example
LOC(PNT(Sheet.5!LocPinX, Sheet.5!LocPinY))
In this expression, PNT converts a set of local coordinates in Sheet.5 to a point. (Sheet.5 is another shape on the same drawing page.) LOC then converts that point to an equivalent point in the current shape's local coordinate system, relative to the lower-left corner of the selection rectangle of the current shape.
The 5 in Sheet.5 is the ID number for the shape, which is displayed in the Special dialog box (click Special on the Format menu).