I don't have any idea how your data is organized, so the following may not
apply...
If you have a standard, well-normalized data structure with a one-to-many
relationship (you did mention "however many records there might be"), you
could use a main-form, subform design.
If you are describing the several attributes returned for each row in a
query, and each query returning multiple rows, you can create a form and set
it to Continuous Form to display multiple records.
I'm not sure what you mean by "have a subform repeated on the form" ... are
you saying you want multiple records (subform records) to display in the
subform control on the main form? If so, what have you already tried in
terms of main-/sub-form, since that's exactly what it could/should be doing?
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