Greetings. I am creating a new form for use which has several parts to it. The subforms are needed to allow for multiple entry of items. On the one of the subform, I need to have a subform to allow for multiple choices. Access will not allow me to have a subform on a subform which is set for continuous forms. Any good thought on how to work around this?

I would like to keep the user on one seamless form for this, and this is the only sticking point.

Thanks yet again for your suggestions,
Peter Paul

How about a list box instead of a continuous form you can then add the relevant subforms, not exactly what you wanted but maybe of help.

You could put both subforms on the main form rather than nesting the second subform. Then when you scroll to a new record in the first subform, you would need to requery the second subform to keep it in sync.
1. In the Current event of the first subform-
Me.Parent![YourSubformName].Requery
2. Since you don't have the link master/child built in Access functionality with the second subform, you will have to populate the linking key field yourself in this subform's BeforeUpdate event-
Me.YourHiddenLinkingField = Me.Parent!LinkingField