There was an error loading SWAT+ Check for your project

[Muhammad Nawaz]

Can anyone guide me on why this error occurs and what the solution to this error is? 

Could not load SWAT+ Check because the table "crop_yld_aa" does not exist in your output database. Re-run your model and check all yearly and average annual files under the print options, and keep the analyze output box checked.

Regards,

[Nancy B. Sammons]

I assume you checked the file exists that includes outputs?

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[Nancy B. Sammons]

Over to the right of the snapshot, there is a ‘print crop yield output files’ option  that is set to ‘do not print’. 

 

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  Yes, I’ve verified that the file doesn't exist in the outputs (TxtInOut Folder).

 

It's strange to me that even checking the average and yearly files in the SWAT+ Editor, I am not getting the "crop_yld_aa" in the  TxtInOut Folder.

   

[Muhammad Nawaz]

  Yes, I’ve verified that the file does not exist in the outputs (TxtInOut folder).  

The strange thing to me is that even I checked all the files in the yearly and average under the print option in the SWAT+ Editor.

[Muhammad Nawaz]

  Yes, I’ve verified that the file doesn't exist in the outputs (TxtInOut Folder).

It's strange to me that even checking the average and yearly files in the SWAT+ Editor, I am not getting the "crop_yld_aa" in the  TxtInOut Folder.

   

On Thu, Apr 23, 2026 at 5:47 PM Nancy B. Sammons <nancy....@brc.tamus.edu> wrote: