So I'm working on building a distribution list off of my schedule at work and I found some handy dandy vba code for outlook on youtube, but in the video he admits that his code will only look up for a specific range, and my list will change daily considering vacation time, sick time, etc. He then says, "So you'll have to figure a way around this."
From some of my previous projects, I figured I could just do a:
. . . but as it appears in the below code, it's giving me a Sub or Function Not Defined error. I'm hoping it's just a simple fix as I'm trying to keep the code as simple as possible.![]()
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Any help you could provide would be much oblidged.![]()
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