Can Resharper create a method directly in an existing region?
A lot of the time I find classes end up with a few small 'helper' methods, which are usually commonly used in the class but whose implementation is unlikely to change often. 

I tend to put these in a region near the bottom of the class, helpfully entitled *helper methods*. When I want a new one I just type out the method name where I need to use it and let Resharper's `Create method` function extract the definition. 

By default, this is added below the current method, wherever that is, with `throw new NotImplementedException();` as the body. Is there any way of telling Resharper to put this new method directly into my helper region? I've had a look around and have not found anything.

I'd expect a `Create method in region...` which could provide a pick list of the regions in the class* would help to organise things a little faster. That's what the regions are for, after all.

\* Yes, I realise you can define regions anywhere you like, so many would not be valid places for methods to go. That's an implementation detail, I would say.
Can Resharper create a method directly in an existing region?
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A lot of the time I find classes end up with a few small 'helper' methods, which are usually commonly used in the class but whose implementation is unlikely to change often. 

I tend to put these in a region near the bottom of the class, helpfully entitled *helper methods*. When I want a new one I just type out the method name where I need to use it and let Resharper's `Create method` function extract the definition. 

By default, this is added below the current method, wherever that is, with `throw new NotImplementedException();` as the body. Is there any way of telling Resharper to put this new method directly into my helper region? I've had a look around and have not found anything.

I'd expect a `Create method in region...` which could provide a pick list of the regions in the class* would help to organise things a little faster. That's what the regions are for, after all.

\* Yes, I realise you can define regions anywhere you like, so many would not be valid places for methods to go. That's an implementation detail, I would say.