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How to Go to Any Date Quickly in Google Calendar

By Matthew Lynch
June 15, 2023
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Google Calendar has a lot of hidden features that can make your scheduling and planning a lot easier. One of the most useful is the ability to quickly go to any date on your calendar. No more scrolling endlessly through weeks or months to find a specific date. In this article, we’ll show you how to use this feature and save yourself some time and frustration.

1. Use the Search Box

The easiest way to go to any date quickly in Google Calendar is to use the search box. Simply click on the search box at the top of your calendar and type in the date you want to go to. For example, if you want to go to November 15th, just type “November 15” into the search box. Your calendar will automatically take you to that date.

2. Use the Navigation Buttons

Another way to go to any date quickly in Google Calendar is to use the navigation buttons. At the top of your calendar, you’ll see two buttons with arrows pointing to the left and right. Clicking on these buttons will take you back or forward by one day. If you hold down the shift key while clicking the navigation buttons, you’ll go back or forward by one week.

3. Use the Go To Date Feature

If you want to go to a specific date that’s several months or even years in the future, the search box and navigation buttons might not be the best option. Instead, use the “Go to date” feature. To do this, click on the three vertical dots in the top right corner of your calendar and select “Go to date” from the drop-down menu. This will open a pop-up box where you can enter the date you want to go to.

4. Use Keyboard Shortcuts

If you’re a fan of keyboard shortcuts, you’ll be happy to know that Google Calendar has a few that can help you go to any date quickly. To move forward one day, press the “J” key. To move back one day, press the “K” key. To move forward one week, press the “N” key. And to move back one week, press the “P” key.

In conclusion, using Google Calendar’s features to quickly go to any date can save you a lot of time and frustration. Whether you prefer using the search box, navigation buttons, “Go to date” feature, or keyboard shortcuts, there’s a method that will work for you. So next time you need to plan something for a specific date, use one of these techniques to get there quickly. 

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