Word.Selection.MoveEndUntil.md

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Selection.MoveEndUntil method (Word)	vbawd10.chm158662773	vbawd10.chm158662773	Word.Selection.MoveEndUntil	e8f7532a-6a5a-3173-3e5e-db46aec44170	06/08/2017	medium

Selection.MoveEndUntil method (Word)

Moves the end position of the specified selection until any of the specified characters are found in the document.

Syntax

expression. MoveEndUntil( _Cset_ , _Count_ )

expression Required. A variable that represents a Selection object.

Parameters

Name	Required/Optional	Data type	Description
Cset	Required	Variant	One or more characters. This argument is case-sensitive.
Count	Optional	Variant	The maximum number of characters by which the specified selection is to be moved. Can be a number or either wdForward or wdBackward. If Count is a positive number, the selection is moved forward in the document. If it is a negative number, the selection is moved backward. The default value is wdForward.

Return value

Long

Remarks

This method returns a Long that represents the number of characters by which the end position of the specified selection was moved. If Count is greater than 0 (zero), this method returns the number of characters moved plus 1. If Count is less than 0 (zero), this method returns the number of characters moved minus 1. If no Cset characters are found, the selection isn't changed and the method returns 0 (zero). If the end position is moved backward to a point that precedes the original start position, the start position is set to the new ending position.

If the movement is forward in the document, the selection is expanded.

Example

This example extends the selection forward in the document until the letter "a" is found. The example then expands the selection by one character to include the letter "a".

With Selection 
 .MoveEndUntil Cset:="a", Count:=wdForward 
 .MoveRight Unit:=wdCharacter, Count:=1, Extend:=wdExtend 
End With

This example extends the selection forward in the document until a tab is found. If a tab character isn't found in the next 100 characters, the selection isn't moved.

char = Selection.MoveEndUntil(Cset:=vbTab, Count:=100) 
If char = 0 Then StatusBar = "Selection not moved"

See also

Selection Object

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