That is exactly what the code that I gave you will do.
Try
MsgBox Selection.Bookmarks("\line").Range.Text
If the cursor is in a line that contains the text "Hello This is line 9" a
message box will be displayed that contains:
"Hello This is line 9"
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Not sure what you are really after, but
Selection.Bookmarks("\line").Range.Text
will return the text of the line in which the selection is located.
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How to get current line value ? Using 2003 coding.
Before using
WordBasic.StartOfLine
WordBasic.LineDown 1, 1 'Select current line
inputLine$ = UCase(WordBasic.[Selection$]())
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Thank. But the soluation is not.
e.g. If the cursor at line 9 , the text in line 9 "Hello This is line
9". I want return "Hello This is line 9" string.
In Word Basic , the coding as below. Now, I want VBA coding.
WordBasic.StartOfLine
WordBasic.LineDown 1, 1 'Select current line
inputLine$ = UCase(WordBasic.[Selection$]())
