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Sorry, but it used to give me the error when opening on the main form as well. I didn't know that it will always give me the error when opening the subform separately; that's fine. Thanks for the help..

Also, still getting that error: "Run-time error 2452: The expression you entered has an invalid reference to the parent property." when opening the subforms manually from the navigation panel.

I just checked your database out. The button you added is opposite of what I've been working on. I want the form to be locked BY DEFAULT and have an Unlock button for when someone wants to edit an entry. However, you did get the subforms to listen, so that's awesome.

I've stripped it of all records (for confidentiality purposes, of course) but I've left everything else alone.

Here's a screen shot

I also don't know how to post a stripped version of the database like you're asking, hah. God I'm so incompetent with this.

I'm not sure what you mean by "placed on another control." Let me try to paste, hold on.

I'm honestly not sure. How can I check this? In the meantime, I'm going to try your code.

runtime error 2452 the expression you entered has an invalid reference to the parent property I don't have access to the file right now, but will later if you still need more

Hello, I have a form with several subforms within (tabbed subforms). I've used the code: In the Current event of the parent form - Code: Me.AllowEdits = False Me.AllowDeletions = False Me.AllowAdditions = False In the Current event of each of the subforms - Code: (THIS NEVER WORKS FOR ME -...