If your document doesn't have section breaks at each bookmark, it might be simpler just to add them. That could be done with a macro. Then Paul's suggestion to copy the section is easy enough to implement. Again a bit more information would be required.

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Hi,

Thanks for your replies and willingness to help.

I have attached a sample document for you here. Since the document that I am working with is huge and is a bit confidential I can't share the exact same document but I have made a sample and am attaching it here. Please note that this test document only has 5 headings (or sections) but the real document has 100 such headings (or sections).

To review here is what I am looking for and I am putting the attached text document in perspective:

1. I open the attached document.
2. I am asked to just copy the text under "Heading 3" which I can then paste anywhere.
3. I should be able to able to copy whatever text is under "Heading 3" without having to scroll down to "heading 3", selecting the text and hitting control+C. If I can copy the text from the first index page itself then it would be great without having to scroll down.

How can I do that if possible? I can add section breaks if needed which is fine.

Thanks

Attached Files

Test document.docx (10.7 KB, 16 views)

I was able to get the code to select and copy between two known bookmarks which works for me. But How to do this with unknown bookmark.

I used the below code:

Dim orng As Range
Set orng = ActiveDocument.Range
orng.Start = orng.Bookmarks("BM1").Range.End
orng.End = orng.Bookmarks("BM2").Range.Start
orng.Select

How can I modify the above code so that "BM1" is what I from index?