Range.GoTo (Word)
Returns a Range object that represents the start position of the specified item, such as a page, bookmark, or field.
The following example moves the range up two lines.
GoTo (What, Which, Count, Name)
ActiveDocument.Range.GoTo What:=wdGoToLine, Which:=wdGoToPrevious, Count:=2
Arguments
Optional arguments
The following arguments are optional
What (WdGoToItem) - The kind of item to which the range is moved. Can be one of the wdGoToItem constants.
Here you can find possible values for
Which (WdGoToDirection) - The item to which the range is moved. Can be one of the wdGoToDirection constants.
Possible values are
| wdGoToAbsolute | An absolute position. |
| wdGoToFirst | The first instance of the specified object. |
| wdGoToLast | The last instance of the specified object. |
| wdGoToNext | The next instance of the specified object. |
| wdGoToPrevious | The previous instance of the specified object. |
| wdGoToRelative | A position relative to the current position. |
Count (Long) - The number of the item in the document. The default value is 1. Only positive values are valid. To specify an item that precedes the range, use wdGoToPrevious as the Which argument and specify a Count value.
Name (String) - If the What argument is wdGoToBookmark, wdGoToComment, wdGoToField, or wdGoToObject, this argument specifies a name. Only positive values are valid. To specify an item that precedes the range, use wdGoToPrevious as the Which argument and specify a Count value.