Range.SetRange(Int32, Int32) Method
Definition
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Sets the starting and ending character positions for the range.
public:
void SetRange(int Start, int End);public void SetRange (int Start, int End);abstract member SetRange : int * int -> unitPublic Sub SetRange (Start As Integer, End As Integer)Parameters
- Start
- Int32
Required Integer. The starting character position of the range or selection.
- End
- Int32
Required Integer. The ending character position of the range or selection.
Remarks
Character position values start at the beginning of the story, with the first value being 0 (zero). All characters are counted, including nonprinting characters. Hidden characters are counted even if they're not displayed.
The SetRange method redefines the starting and ending positions of an existing Range object. This method differs from the Range(Object, Object) method, which is used to create a range, given a starting and ending position.