In Dynamics 365 for Operations you can react to the OnClicked event by copying the event handler method for the event and pasting the method into a class.
Below is an example of an event handler method that reacts to the OnClicked event of a button on a form

Create new Class and paste below code in it for SalesEditLines EventHandlers
[FormControlEventHandler(formControlStr(SalesEditLines, OK), FormControlEventType::Clicked)]
public static void OK_OnClicked(FormControl sender, FormControlEventArgs e)
{
Args args = new Args();
FormCommandButtonControl callerButton = sender as FormCommandButtonControl;
//Retrieves the button that we're reacting to
FormRun form = callerButton.formRun(); //Gets the running SalesEditLines form
//Get the salesId that was selected in the SalesEditLines form
FormDataSource salesParmTable_ds = form.dataSource(formDataSourceStr(SalesEditLines, SalesParmTable)) as FormDataSource;
SalesParmTable salesParmTable = salesParmTable_ds.cursor();
SalesTable salesTable=salesParmTable.salesTable();
if(salesTable.SalesStatus==SalesStatus::Invoiced)
{
//Any Action
}
}
Another Sample for OnModified of check box control – AllowEdit text box control based on checkbox selection

[FormControlEventHandler(formControlStr(EcoResProductDetailsExtended, Other_CatchWeight), FormControlEventType::Modified)]
public static void Other_CatchWeight_OnModified(FormControl sender, FormControlEventArgs e)
{
FormCheckBoxControl callerButton = sender as FormCheckBoxControl ; //Retrieves the button that we're reacting to
FormRun element = callerButton.formRun();
FormControl catchweightMultipleToSubProject = element.design(0).controlName("Other_CatchweightMultiple");
if(callerButton.checked())
{
catchweightMultipleToSubProject.allowEdit(true);
}
else
{
catchweightMultipleToSubProject.allowEdit(false);
}
}