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Create a new form based on your Parameters-table. Lets call it frmParams. The form that contains the header and the integer-value fields, we'll call that one frmScheme. In the OnLoad() property of frmScheme, use this code: DoCmd.OpenForm "frmParams" Me.txtHeader.Value =...

Normally Access should have created a Function in the module. You can refer to that function from a form just by 'calling' it... For example: Module1 contains this '------------------------------------------------------------ ' Macro1 '...

I'd still try to do this, so you can be sure that the value returned by "Me.lstServices.Column(2)" is the right one. Try this: Msgbox Me.lstServices.Column(2) It should return you the value of the third column in your list (I have tested this). Also remember that (0) = column 1, (1) = column 2...