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I have created a Macro in VB in Outlook 2007, and when I run it, I get a "Sub
or function not defined" error message box. I have not been able to troubleshoot this properly. Once I click OK on the message box, I can just press F5 and the macro runs perfectly, but I would rather not have this annoying step. Where should I look for the problem |
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