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where I can obtain one table of onAction functions


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The onAction property calls a VB procedure or a COM add-in that runs when a user clicks on or changes the value of a command bar control. The procedure should be one that you've written in your code, or the COM add-in can be any valid COM add-in installed and enabled in the Office application at the time.

So, there's no "master list", because you're either writing the procedure that is called, or you can look through the list of COM add-ins installed on a machine and use one of those for your onAction property event.

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