How to quickly locate the specified information in a word long document

How to quickly locate the specified information in a word long document

1, open the Word document, in the Start tab, Edit Options Group, click the bottom triangle button to the right of the Find button (

In the Drop-down list that opens, the go to command opens the Find and Replace dialog box, as shown in Figure 1. Alternatively, you can use the CTRL + "G" key combination to open the dialog box.

Figure 1 Opening the Find and Replace dialog box

2. On the left side of the Positioning tab, select Page in the Locate Target list box, enter the page number you want to position in the "Enter" text box on the right, and click the "Go" button to navigate to the specified page number, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2 Go to document specified pages

3. In addition, if you add "+" or "-" to the page number, the page you want to position is a few pages or fewer pages for the current document. For example, on the basis of Figure 2, change the "18" in the input page number text box to "+2" and click the "Go" button, at which point the document has been positioned to 20 pages, as shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3 positioning pages to move back 2 pages

If you want to find sections, rows, bookmarks, tables, graphs, formulas, fields, or annotations in your document, you can easily do so through the "positioning" feature.