Continuous form/navigation

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On my continuous form, being used as a subform, I do not want to display the
navigation buttons at the bottom, but be able to add records with the
automatically inserted blank fields at the bottom of the continuous form.
However, I can't seem to get this to display when I use the continuous form
as a subform. I get it just fine when it is it's own form.
 
Random,
First, use the Navigation Buttons property of your subform to turn OFF
the Access Nav buttons. That takes care of not displaying the Access Navs.

Now, if your subform does not show a blank record at the end of the
dataset... there are 2 common causes to look at first...

You have an improper relationship set up between the Main dataset and
Subform dataset, and Access won't allow you to add records while this
condition exits
-or-
Your subform AllowAdditions property is NO.
hth
Al Camp
 
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