Using The Go To Date Feature

Use [Ctrl][G] to access the Go to Date dialog box. In this dialog box you can type in a date or use natural language to go to a specific date. For example, if you are looking at the one-day calendar you could type "next week" in the dialog box. Outlook then displays the calendar for the day that is one week in the future. Note, the point of reference is always the current date. In other words, if you are viewing a date that is a month in the future, when you type "next week" in the Go to Date dialog box the calendar will display a date one week from the current date, not a week from the date you are viewing.

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