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Oops, it worked this time. Don't know what I did the first time - thanks so
much  "mrgraff" wrote: > Press CTRL+G to activate the "Go to Date". You can type in a date in a > standard format, select a view, and then press Enter. > > "MDales" wrote: > > > Is there a way to go to a specific date just by typing it in? Without having > > to scroll through the months? Like a go to button or some quick way to move > > to another date in another year fast? |
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