@ mikeramsey
Hi Mike, thank you for your input.
MikeRamsey: ... CTRL + ] will take you from the starting or ending bracket of the current procedure or function, but it requires that you be on either the starting or ending bracket first, so its probably not what you are looking for.
yes, I use Crtl+] frequently. Sadly, it does not replace the msAccess VBA feature.
MikeRamsey:The shortcut you are asking about would come in handy for sure.
Agreed. It literally saves the developer substantial time.
VS has many features and many are less than well documented. Hence, I'm hoping there is some way to achieve this. I so totally miss it as a super quick way of leaping through source code.
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