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You may want to add before and after:<br />
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docmd.setwarnings false<br />
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docmd.setwarnings true<br />
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That way the process won't stop waiting for your response.<br />
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Scott C
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You may want to add before and after:

docmd.setwarnings false
.
.
.
docmd.setwarnings true

That way the process won't stop waiting for your response.

Scott C

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&lt;No Points wanted&gt;<br />
But Please note what armchair_scouse states:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;in case one of your queries has a problem, or using query transactions, which allow multiple changes to be rolled back if any of the separate queries fail. &quot;<br />
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...This is almost inevitable when a &quot;Series&quot; of queries is run.
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<No Points wanted>
But Please note what armchair_scouse states:
    "in case one of your queries has a problem, or using query transactions, which allow multiple changes to be rolled back if any of the separate queries fail. "

...This is almost inevitable when a "Series" of queries is run.

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I would like to create a macro or some sort of VBA which will allow me to run a series of queries within an access DB.<br />
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The goal being to start the process then be able to walk away from my machine while the queries run in sequence.<br />
<br />
Is there a somewhat simple way of accomplishing this?<br />
<br />
Thank you for your help.
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I would like to create a macro or some sort of VBA which will allow me to run a series of queries within an access DB.

The goal being to start the process then be able to walk away from my machine while the queries run in sequence.

Is there a somewhat simple way of accomplishing this?

Thank you for your help.

Acces &quot;Run Query&quot; Macro

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Acces &quot;Run Query&quot; Macro

Acces "Run Query" Macro