Re: Sub form not displaying as continuous

FatherBob wrote:

>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.


The Tab key is just cycling to the next (in this case a new)
record. It sounds like you have the subform's DataEntry
property set to Yes.

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Marsh
MVP [MS Access]
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