Form will not show newly added records.....

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I have a db that tracks student information and grades by class number. I am using a form to enter all student information and grades into two tables. I have entered a new class of students using the form and everything has posted to the table without issues. When i go to open the form none of the newly added records will show up. I have ran the query and it shows the new class number along with the other class numbers. I have verified that the form properties data entry is set to NO. Any help with this issue is very much appreciated and I thank you in advance. I am using access 2010.
 
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I have verified that the form properties data entry is set to NO. Any help with this issue is very much appreciated and I thank you in advance. I am using access 2010.

Sorry ignore me :o Carry on.
 
Have you got any code or macros attached to the Form's On Load event?
 
The data is definitely storing in the table?

I'm presuming you have no criteria in your query?

Is your form bound directly to the underlying table, or through the auspicious of your query?
 
The data is definitely storing in the table?

I'm presuming you have no criteria in your query?

Is your form bound directly to the underlying table, or through the auspicious of your query?

No criterias, and i dont understand auspicious of the query
I have both tables on the query linked by primary key and showing multiple fields of each table. All data is stored on table yes
 
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What are you looking for maybe I can tell you what I have and that will work
 
From that screen shot I can see that those two tables are in no way normalised.

I'm guessing that data is not going in the same table as the query is searching.

I would suggest that you read up on data normalisation and re-think your table structure, you will then find that there is less scope for the confusion that I believe is currently happening. This tutorial will also be of help.
 

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