"Go To" current date while working in a register (Q Mac)

Bill8

I often search for amounts, payee names, etc. while working within a register. It would be convenient to have a keyboard shortcut to go back to where I started when I opened the register, especially when a search reveals I haven't entered something already). (I'm *NOT* talking about using T in the date field for a transaction.) Right now, I use a workaround by clicking "Date" in the column heading 2x. Quicken then sorts the dates twice, and the final one brings me to the current date line. Now that I think of it, maybe that's faster than any unique keyboard shortcut -- except maybe <command> + T

jacobs

Clicking the Date heading twice will just change the sort order between ascending and descending twice, but if you've clicked on a transaction int he register, changing the sort order will not de-select that transaction to return you to the top or bottom of the register. 

Pressing Function-Left arrow is the "home" keyboard command in macOS, and in a Quicken register, it returns you to the top of the register. (Function-right arrow takes you to the bottom of the register, if you're adding from the bottom.)

jacobs

Clicking the Date heading twice will just change the sort order between ascending and descending twice, but if you've clicked on a transaction int he register, changing the sort order will not de-select that transaction to return you to the top or bottom of the register. 

Pressing Function-Left arrow is the "home" keyboard command in macOS, and in a Quicken register, it returns you to the top of the register. (Function-right arrow takes you to the bottom of the register, if you're adding from the bottom.)