Index Property
Index property as it applies to the HeaderFooter object.
Returns a WdHeaderFooterIndex that represents the specified header or footer in a document or section. Read-only.
| WdHeaderFooterIndex can be one of these WdHeaderFooterIndex constants. |
| wdHeaderFooterEvenPages Returns all headers or footers on even-numbered pages. |
| wdHeaderFooterFirstPage Returns the first header or footer in a document or section. |
| wdHeaderFooterPrimary Returns the header or footer on all pages other than the first page of a document or section. |
expression.Index
expression Required. An expression that returns a HeaderFooter object.
Index property as it applies to all other objects in the Applies To list.
Returns a Long that represents the position of an item in a collection. Read-only.
expression.Index
expression Required. An expression that returns one of the objects in the Applies To list as mentioned above.
Example
As it applies to the Field object.
This example returns the position of the selected field in the Fields collection.
num = Selection.Fields(1).IndexAs it applies to the HeaderFooter object.
This example adds a shape to the first page header in the active document if the specified variable references the first page header.
Sub ChangeFirstPageFooter()
Dim hdrFirstPage As HeaderFooter
Set hdrFirstPage = ActiveDocument.Sections(1).Headers(wdHeaderFooterFirstPage)
If hdrFirstPage.Index = wdHeaderFooterFirstPage Then
With hdrFirstPage.Shapes.AddShape(Type:=msoShapeHeart, _
Left:=36, Top:=36, Width:=36, Height:=36)
.Fill.ForeColor.RGB = RGB(Red:=255, Green:=0, Blue:=0)
End With
End If
End SubAs it applies to the Variable object.
This example adds a document variable to the active document and then returns the position of the specified variable in the Variables collection.
Set myVar = ActiveDocument.Variables.Add(Name:="Name", _
Value:="Joe")
num = myVar.IndexAs it applies to the Window object.
This example returns the number of the first window in the Windows collection. If there are at least two windows in the Windows collection, the macro activates the next window, copies the first word, switches back to the original window, and inserts the Clipboard contents there.
Set myWindow = Windows(1)
winNum = myWindow.Index
If Windows.Count >= 2 Then
myWindow.Next.Activate
ActiveDocument.Words(1).Copy
Windows(winNum).Activate
Selection.Range.Paste
End If