Or a way to define one?
My poor workaround is SHIFT+F12 to find all current references, F8 repeated until desired reference is reached. But I would like a keypress that goes specifically to the next.
Thanks.
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Or a way to define one?
My poor workaround is SHIFT+F12 to find all current references, F8 repeated until desired reference is reached. But I would like a keypress that goes specifically to the next.
Thanks.
You can use
Control+Shift+Down Arrowto move to the next highlighted reference. This executes the Edit.NextHighlighedReference command. Not quite the same as this only works in the currently open file, but it’s close.