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Office 365 Exchange Public Folder Permission Error: "Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation."

I'm trying to create a new Office 365 Exchange Public Folder. No other Public Folders exist. 
From Office 365 Exchange Admin Center, I create Public Folder using the following process:
  1. Create Public folders Mailbox. Save completes successfully
  2. Create Public Folder. Save completes successfully
  3. Under Public Folder permissions, select Manage
  4. Add Users to Public Folder. From Browse, I select user. (Recipient Type is “User Mailbox”). Change Permission level to Owner. Save User completes successfully
  5. However, when I try to Save, I receive the following Error: “Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.”
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I have given the Public folders over 24 hours to update. I have deleted and recreated Public folder mailbox and Public folder with same result.
Please let me know if you need additional information. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thank you! Chip
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Are you in hybrid mode? if so is this a  local IIS issue

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Hi Pete,
Apologizes. I should have stated. Not using Hybrid Mode.
Thank you!
Hi AtSanders,

Does the administrator account have a mailbox? It was necessary on-premises to Manage all aspects of public folders.

Verify also the options concerning public folder in the Organization with this command :

Get-organizationconfig | fl "public*"

Particularly the option "publicFoldersEnabled" should be set to "local".
(PublicFolderShowClientControl should be set to "True")

Set-OrganizationConfig (ExchangePowerShell) | Microsoft Docs 
Hi Deman-Barcelo,
Thanks for information!
Administrator account Does have mailbox.
PS command output:
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I suppose that you did not migrate your public folders from Exchange servers.
So, only the "PublicFolderShowClientControl" can be set to "true", if you want to show (automatically) "public folders" in Outlook.
By default, Outlook users have to change to "Folders" display mode to access public folders.
Correct... I did not migrate from on-premises Exchange. Understood regarding "PublicFolderShowClientControl"

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