Access--Stop Asking Me Questions!

Say you have a macro in Access that runs several Delete, Make Table and Append Queries. By default, Access will ask for a confirmation before it runs the above query types.

If you don't want to be bothered, use the "SetWarnings" Action in the first row of your macro. Remember to turn it back on at the last row.

Finally, just so you will know for sure that your macro ran to completion, use the "MsgBox" action at the last row.