Re: Sub form not displaying as continuous

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Not sure what you mean by "set the sub form to addnew". AddNew is a method
used by recordsets, and typically is not a property set for a subform.

Please give us more details about how you get to the subform and the code
that you're running before and after data entry.

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Ken Snell
<MS ACCESS MVP>

"FatherBob" <FatherBob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:BAF39B15-7DA5-4FCC-A563-71073E9AE2B2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I came across a problem that I have set the sub form to addnew and
>continuous
> form, however when entering data in the subform and reaching the last
> field
> the next tab takes me to the beginning of the line I just typed ( I
> checked
> the sub record and it gets written). I really want to get a new line and
> be
> able to see all the records entered in continuous form mode. Any insights
> would be greatly appreciated.
>
>


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