Short cut Key to choose a folder

jitendra

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Is there any shortcut key to select a folder from favorite list which will be left side of the screen which appears while saving a file. I have tried tab key but not success
 

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I don't know a shortcut key for that.

I played around though.
CTRL-D selects the file path at the top of the box. And then three times TAB got to the favourite list. Then up/down arrow to the one you want. Best I could do

HTH
 
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I don't know a shortcut key for that.

I played around though.
CTRL-D selects the file path at the top of the box. And then three times TAB got to the favourite list. Then up/down arrow to the one you want. Best I could do

HTH

Thanks, but you have mentioned CTRL- D, the correct is ALT- D
 
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Yes, thanks for that. Glad you corrected me. It (ALT-D) is the same as in Windows Explorer.
I just hit the keys automatically after so many years & got it wrong.
 
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Yes, thanks for that. Glad you corrected me. It (ALT-D) is the same as in Windows Explorer.
I just hit the keys automatically after so many years & got it wrong.

In this site U have any link where I can learn the VBA for macro easily.
 
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Not that I know, sorry.

For me, learning from a book was best. There are endless on line resources.

Suggest you just start & keep learning. There is lots to learn. It will be very slow initially but after a (long) while it is easy. all the best
 
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