There is nothing wrong with your code. The reason you saw that annoying
message box is because excel is running out its ole waiting time.

The simplest way to give a remedy is by adding the following code at the
beginning of your VBA or any type of interoperability code.

' app_excel is a excel application object
app_excel.DisplayAlerts = False

and don't foreget to restore it back at the bottom line of your code

' app_excel is a excel application object
app_excel.DisplayAlerts = true


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John 3:16


"Candyman" wrote:

I have a program that automatically create reports through SQL and Excel. It
opens report templates, runs the associated SQL, creates and exports the
reports to defined directories. I need to run an Access application to
generate one particular set of reports. It works, but after so many minutes I
get this "Microsoft Office Excel is waiting for another application to
complete an OLE action."

I don't mind the message as Access will complete its tasks and come back to
the scheduler. However, the message box is still up there and I have to click
it to go to the next report. Is there a way I can program around or through
the message box?
Candyman