T Tony Nov 8, 2003 #1 how can i bypass the yes or no option during generating a table. sendkey? Thanks a lot.
K Ken Snell Nov 8, 2003 #2 Use the SetWarnings action. Before you run the query, use this step: Action: SetWarnings Expression: No After you run the query, I recommend that you use this step (although macros usually turn this action back on automatically when the macro finishes): Action: SetWarnings Expression: Yes
Use the SetWarnings action. Before you run the query, use this step: Action: SetWarnings Expression: No After you run the query, I recommend that you use this step (although macros usually turn this action back on automatically when the macro finishes): Action: SetWarnings Expression: Yes
T tony wong Nov 9, 2003 #3 thanks for detailed explanation. Ken Snell said: Use the SetWarnings action. Before you run the query, use this step: Action: SetWarnings Expression: No After you run the query, I recommend that you use this step (although macros usually turn this action back on automatically when the macro finishes): Action: SetWarnings Expression: Yes Click to expand...
thanks for detailed explanation. Ken Snell said: Use the SetWarnings action. Before you run the query, use this step: Action: SetWarnings Expression: No After you run the query, I recommend that you use this step (although macros usually turn this action back on automatically when the macro finishes): Action: SetWarnings Expression: Yes Click to expand...