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    Exclamation Scheduling macro to run at specific time

    I have the following code that find a specific email in my outlook and saves it to a destination on my desktop. I would like to automate this but I can not seem to get the code to work correctly or at all.

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    What do I need to change to make this event run Mon-Friday at 5:00PM?

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    Re: Scheduling macro to run at specific time

    Something like this:

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    Re: Scheduling macro to run at specific time

    I have a possibly dumb question....once I create this macro and then run ot...do I have to have an excel workbook open or will it still run even if excel is closed?

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    Re: Scheduling macro to run at specific time

    That's a good question. I don't use "timer" macros like this, I prefer to keep control of such things. Should be an easy enough thing for you test, though, yes?

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