Search single line in Word Document using VBA

[AethanSkot]

I need to know how to use selection to either search for a string in a specified line on a specified page in a word document, or i have my code set up currently to select the entire line if i could search for a specific variable in the selection i could use that too.

The purpose being that i have to check to see if a piece of text was added to the string on the last line of each page the text reaches.

So far i keep getting stuck at this one part when trying to figure it all out.

Suffice to say i need to check if "????Z" exists on the last line of every page that has text on the last line of it


ive spent multiple hours on google and toying around with code to try to figure this out... i cant please help.

[westconn1]

if the lines are separated by carriage returns then it is quite easy, but i assume your lines are just a wrapped paragraph

try like this to select the last line

ThisDocument.Range.Select
With Selection
    .Start = .End
    .HomeKey wdLine, wdExtend
End With

[AethanSkot]

if the lines are separated by carriage returns then it is quite easy, but i assume your lines are just a wrapped paragraph

try like this to select the last line

ThisDocument.Range.Select
With Selection
    .Start = .End
    .HomeKey wdLine, wdExtend
End With

Dude, you the man. and as luck would have it every single line is seperated by carriage returns thank you so much, now this code looks like it will search the last line of the document, do you know of any way to search the last line of each page in the document ? preferrably only if it has text in it ? Thank you again this is an awesome starting point.

[westconn1]

as luck would have it every single line is seperated by carriage returns

the above would work on wrapped paragraphs anyway

do you know of any way to search the last line of each page in the document

here is something you can test

Dim r As Range, firstpage As Boolean
ThisDocument.Range.Select
With Selection
    .Start = .End
    Do
        .HomeKey wdLine, wdExtend
        
        Do While Len(.Text) = 1
            .Move wdCharacter, -1  ' allows for empty lines at end of document
            .HomeKey wdLine, wdExtend
        Loop
        Debug.Print .Text
        ' search selection here
        If firstpage Then Exit Do
        .GoTo wdGoToPage, wdGoToPrevious
        If .Start = 0 Then firstpage = True
        .GoTo wdGoToPage, wdGoToNext
        .Move wdCharacter, -1
        .HomeKey wdLine, wdExtend
    Loop
    
End With

i am not sure what will happen if a page is empty of text, it may loop into the previous page, causing it to be skipped