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I have several macros that I use in outlook 2013, some of which take a few minute to run.<br />
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I'd like to display a message box that shows current status like 13th of 200 records processed without user interaction.<br />
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How can I do this?
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I have several macros that I use in outlook 2013, some of which take a few minute to run.

I'd like to display a message box that shows current status like 13th of 200 records processed without user interaction.

How can I do this?

Outlook 2013 Macro - Message Box with Status Info

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