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I think it's because the code was intended for Outlook and I am running it from Excel. As a result, the code stops waiting for the modal outlook application dialog to close before it can continue, or at least that is my guess. I copied the code as is.

Still not working fully for me. It appears the timer is not firing until after the modal GetSelectNamesDialog is closed. After, the timer fires and the rest of the process continues. Since the GetSelectNamesDialog is closed, however, it does not find the right window and exits out. I...

Figured it out... All the code in Michael's link needs to be in a new module (as stated in the page). I had it in "ThisWorkbook".

Thank you Michael. I'm glad I brought this to another forum. The solution looks quite complex but I understand what it is trying to do and why. Too bad that functionality isn't part of the selectnamesdialog already. I tried running the code and ran into this error on the call of SetTimer...

It will not let me post the picture, so here is a link: https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/getfile/947915

Diane or other experts out there, Is there a way to fill-in the left-most search box of the GetSelectNamesDialog through a VBA method or MAPI property or other? I would like to add a convenience to the user for the case where the GetSelectNamesDialog pops up: I see in Outlook SelectName dialog...