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Hi all.
I have a db that holds thousands of records. I have a query that pulls the
top 10 records using a begin date and end date as criteria. I want to export
the data to excel via a macro activated by the switchboard. I have created
the macro, and all works well, except I have one, for lack of a better word,
annoyance.
I have named a file to output to in the macro, and have setwarnings to "no".
I'm getting a dialog box asking is it ok to overwrite the existing file with
the new output. How do I set the macro to answer that as a "yes" every time
so that the macro runs smoothly without confusing the users?
Thank you all for your help!
bc
I have a db that holds thousands of records. I have a query that pulls the
top 10 records using a begin date and end date as criteria. I want to export
the data to excel via a macro activated by the switchboard. I have created
the macro, and all works well, except I have one, for lack of a better word,
annoyance.
I have named a file to output to in the macro, and have setwarnings to "no".
I'm getting a dialog box asking is it ok to overwrite the existing file with
the new output. How do I set the macro to answer that as a "yes" every time
so that the macro runs smoothly without confusing the users?
Thank you all for your help!
bc