Image to 90 degree rotate

I need to rotate the grouped (image with caption) how to do the same in indesign script
Please help me

If a group object is selected, use the below code:
app.selection[0].rotationAngle = 90;
Or
You want to process the enitre document, the try this
var myPage = app.activeDocument.pages[0];//One page document
var myGroup = myPage.groups;
for(var i = 0; i < myGroup.length; i++)
myGroup[i].select();
app.selection[0].rotationAngle = 90;
Vandy

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