There are several different methods for going to a specific line in word using VBA. One method is using bookmarks which I’ve covered in the article below:

• Word VBA Bookmarks

Another method would be going to a specific line number. Using the code below you can take the cursor to line 29:

Selection.GoTo What:=wdGoToLine, Which:=wdGoToFirst, Count:=29

Note: Unlike what was explained in the articles Word VBA, End of File and Word VBA, Get Current Line Number , in this case the line number is relative to the start of the document not the page.

See also:

• Word VBA Using Bookmarks to Move the Cursor
• Word VBA, Move Cursor to Start of Document
• Word VBA, Move Cursor to End of Document
• Word VBA, Move Cursor to End of Line
• Word VBA, Move Cursor to Start of Line

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