Precede the OpenQuery action with a SetWarnings one with argument No.
It is not necessary to add a SetWarnings / Yes afterwards, as Access
will do so automatically when the macro execution is over; it's good
practice though, so you get its code equivalent if you conver the macro
to code at some point, as warnings are NOT reset in code!
Within the macro, add, prior to the action which creates the table, insert
the SetWarning and ensure select No from the Warnings On box at the bottom
MikeC