Akrt,
You didn't mention what your macro does. Assuming you are using an
OpenQuery action to run an Append Query, you can put a SetWarnings/No
action in the macro before the OpenQuery action, which will suppress the
display of the action query confirmation prompts.

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Steve Schapel, Microsoft Access MVP
> I have a macro that runs when a button is pushed, this appends some tables
> with fresh information, but it will not allow the information to be
> duplicated. I get the normal message that says x number or records could not
> be appended due to duplication. I have sent a sendkey y in the macro to try
> and make this seamless for the operators but it does not seem to work, is
> there something else I can do. Thanks
Akrt48 - 28 Apr 2006 00:11 GMT
You are a good guesser, thanks Steve.
> Akrt,
>
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> > and make this seamless for the operators but it does not seem to work, is
> > there something else I can do. Thanks