Move-Cursor-Position

Command Description

Move the cursor position in a Word document, relative to its current position

Command Prototype

Word.MovePosition(objWord,iMove,optionArgs)

Parameter Description

Parameter	Required	Type	Default	Description
objWord	True	expression	objWord	Word document object
iMove	True	expression	0	Move the cursor from current position, starting from 0, and must be greater than or equal to 0
sType	None	enum	"text"	Object type to control. Options include: "Character", "Row", and "Paragraph". It defaults to "Character"
sPosition	None	enum	"right"	The direction in which the cursor is moved. Available options include "Right", "Left", "Down", and "Up". It defaults to "Right". The start position for "Left" and "Up" movements is the beginning of the selected text, and the start position for "Right" and "Down" movements is the end of the selected text
bShift	None	boolean	None	Whether to press the shift key when moving the cursor. Default is "False", meaning not press

Demo

/************************************Move cursor position************ **************************** 
Command prototype: 
     Word.MovePosition(objWord,iMove,optionArgs) 
Input parameters: 
    objWord--Word document object 
    iMove--The number of times the cursor is moved, starting from 1 
    sType--the object type of the operation 
    sPosition--cursor movement direction 
    bShift--Whether the shift key is held down when the cursor moves 
*********************************************************************************/ 
Dim objWord 
objWord = Word.Open('''C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Standardization Implementation Notes.docx''',"xw4131221","",true) 
sRet = Word.ReadAll (objWord) 
TracePrint ($ PrevResult) 
Word.MovePosition(objWord,1,{"sType":"text","sPosition":"left","bShift":true})