Importing data into tables with grant access (sql developer 3.2)

Hello,
I want to import data into a table PAY_BALANCE_BATCH_LINES which is an interface table. I'm logged in to a schema (APPS) and this table belongs to the HR schema. However, if you look at the grants, the APPS schema has all access to this particular table. In TOAD, this used to work great.
But in sqldeveloper, when I filter the tables dropdown, I am not able to find this table. Since this is my primary way of uploading data I'm not sure how else I can get access to upload data into this table. I don't know the password for the HR schema by the way.
Is there a way out?
Many Thanks

Scroll down the tree to the 'Other Users' node, expand it, and then drill down into HR > Tables. Then do your import.
For an alternative browser, right-click on your connection in the tree and open a Schema Browser.

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    https://hernandezpaul.wordpress.com/2013/02/15/store-file-names-and-modified-dates-in-a-table-without-a-foreach-loop-task-sql-server-ssis/
    Cheers,
    Vaibhav Chaudhari
    [MCP],
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