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Hey RG, I've been away from my computer since you posted the code yesterday. I'll give it a try in an hour or so and let you know if it works. Thanks! Phil

Table name: "noBldgPrmt" SubForm name: "Rpt_bldgprmts subform" (this is the name of the subform as it displays in the Access view window of "forms"--I'm not sure if this is what you mean by "name of the SubFormControl" The control name for the delete button (I don't know if you need this)...

The key field of the subform is an autonumber field "ID"

Foreign language Since I don't know VBA (not even the basics), you'll have to help me interpret the code a little bit. The second option seems like it will suite my need (I want the delete button to be on the main form, above the subform). This is the code you gave: CurrentDb.Execute "DELETE...

I'm new to form design and do not know any VBA (but that won't stop me from messing with the code when need be). I'm creating a form that will serve as the user-interface for viewing, adding, and deleteing data. The product I want is a form with 3 items: a subform that displays data in a table...