Frames

Frame Object

Represents a frame. The Frame object is a member of the Frames collection.

Frames Collection

The Frames collection includes all frames in a selection, range, or document.
Use Frames(index), where index is the index number, to return a single Frame object.
The index number represents the position of the frame in the selection, range, or document.
The following example allows text to wrap around the first frame in the active document.

ActiveDocument.Frames(1).TextWrap = True 

Creating Frames

Use the Add method to add a frame around a range.
The following example adds a frame around the first paragraph in the active document.

ActiveDocument.Frames.Add Range:=ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(1).Range 

If you want the frame to "move with text" then the relative vertical position must be paragraph

With ActiveDocument.Frames(1) 
   .RelativeVerticalPosition = wdRelativeVerticalPosition.wdRelativeVerticalPositionParagraph 
End With 

Tables in the Frames collection

If you have a table in your document which has been positioned in a particular place on the page then this table will appear in the Frames collection
The text wrapping for this table will be "Around"

Text Wrapping

You can wrap text around Shape or ShapeRange objects by using the WrapFormat property.
You can position a Shape or ShapeRange object by using the Top and Left properties.

Sub FramePositioning() 
Dim objframe As Word.Frame 

   Set objframe = ActiveDocument.Frames.Item(1) 

   'there is no .Left  
   Debug.Print objframe.Height 
   Debug.Print objframe.HeightRule 
   Debug.Print objframe.Borders 
   Debug.Print objframe.HorizontalDistanceFromText 
   Debug.Print objframe.HorizontalPosition 
   Debug.Print objframe.LockAnchor 
   Debug.Print objframe.RelativeHorizontalPosition 
   Debug.Print objframe.RelativeVerticalPosition 
   Debug.Print objframe.Shading 
   Debug.Print objframe.TextWrap 
   Debug.Print objframe.VerticalDistanceFromText 
   Debug.Print objframe.VerticalPosition 
   Debug.Print objframe.Width 
   Debug.Print objframe.WidthRule 
End Sub 

Cut the offending shapes out of the document and paste them back into the document with their anchors at a new location, immediately below the heading paragraph.

Public Sub MoveAnchors 
Dim objShape As Shape 

   For Each objShape In ActiveDocument.Shapes 
      If Left(objShape.Anchor.Style,7) = "heading" Then 
         objShape.Select 
         Selection.Cut 
         Selection.MoveDown Unit:=wdParagraph, Count:=1 
         Selection.Paste 
      End If 
   Next objShape 
End Sub 

If you work with Frames.
The TextRange property of the TextFrame object returns a range containing the text within the text frame.

Frame Property

Returns a Frame object that represents the frame formatting for the specified style or find-and-replace operation. Read-only.

This example creates a style with frame formatting and then applies the style to the first paragraph in the selection.

Dim styleNew As Style 

Set styleNew = ActiveDocument.Styles _ 
    .Add(Name:="frame", Type:=wdStyleTypeParagraph) 
With styleNew.Frame 
    .RelativeHorizontalPosition = wdRelativeHorizontalPositionMargin 
    .HeightRule = wdFrameAuto 
    .WidthRule = wdFrameAuto 
    .TextWrap = True 
End With 
Selection.Paragraphs(1).Range.Style = "frame" 

This example finds the first frame with wrap around formatting. If such a frame is found, a message is displayed on the status bar.

With ActiveDocument.Content.Find 
    .Text = "" 
    .Frame.TextWrap = True 
    .Execute Forward:=True, Wrap:=wdFindContinue, Format:=True 
    If .Found = True Then StatusBar = "Frame was found" 
    .Parent.Select 
End With 

selection.frames(1).textwrap = false