Eric the Viking
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Dear All
I have a form with a series of buttons that when clicked export data to an Excel spreadsheet using VBA like this:
Private Sub cmdOpenEnterMembersDebitsAndReceipts_Click()
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "qryAccountantSubReceiptsAfterYearEnd", acFormatXLSX, "c:\Documents\SubsPaidAfterYearEnd.csv"
End Sub
This is to provide .csv spreadsheets for our club accountants.
My issue is with the query prompt to enter dates. If I run the query and then press cancel without entering a date nothing happens. If I press the button on the form but then decide to cancel without entering a date I get the following error:
Run-time error 2001
with the option to end or debug.
If an incorrect format date is entered then I get:
Run-time error 3071
Is there a way of suppressing these messages or avoiding them being seen? I ask because sometimes it will not be me doing this but someone non-tech who will likely be bamboozled by the message.
Here's hoping.
I have a form with a series of buttons that when clicked export data to an Excel spreadsheet using VBA like this:
Private Sub cmdOpenEnterMembersDebitsAndReceipts_Click()
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "qryAccountantSubReceiptsAfterYearEnd", acFormatXLSX, "c:\Documents\SubsPaidAfterYearEnd.csv"
End Sub
This is to provide .csv spreadsheets for our club accountants.
My issue is with the query prompt to enter dates. If I run the query and then press cancel without entering a date nothing happens. If I press the button on the form but then decide to cancel without entering a date I get the following error:
Run-time error 2001
with the option to end or debug.
If an incorrect format date is entered then I get:
Run-time error 3071
Is there a way of suppressing these messages or avoiding them being seen? I ask because sometimes it will not be me doing this but someone non-tech who will likely be bamboozled by the message.
Here's hoping.