Suppress error when using VBA to connect to Access table

EdNerd

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I'm getting an Unexpected Error pop-up when I try to connect to an Access database table using VBA. I connected through the ribbon commands with no problems. I did it again and recorded a macro for this action. When I run the macro, I get the pop-up. When I click Close, the data imports just fine. While it would be nice to eventually figure out what's causing the error, right now I would simply like to suppress this pop-up. DisplayAlerts=False does not work on this one.

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