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Thank you for your insight. The master form was not bound to the same table, but apparently was the culprit. Based on your comments, I used a different approach that is working. Instead of a master and subform, there are now two separate forms. The first selects one of the criteria and the...

I have a form with a sub form. The master form has a select combo box for selecting the records to display in the sub form, and that works fine. The problem is that when a new record is added to the sub form and then the form is either refreshed, closed and reopened (via macro), or the select...

I developed an application using Access 2007. One report does not work (so far) in Access 2010. When opened, the following message appears: This expression is typed incorrectly, or it is too complex to be evaluated. For example, a numeric expression may contain too many complicated elements...

Allow Additions was set to "No". Thanks for the tip.

The key for the records is an autonumber, so i don't htink there is a key problem. I am using Access 2007 running on Vista Home Premium.

Hi, I placed a button on a form that would duplicate the record. When I clicked on the button, the message 'The command or action "RecordsGoToNew" isn't available now' appeared. I checked the list of commands and RecordsGotoNew is there. Is this command no longer functional?

I can use speech recognition for typing individual characters but not for dictation into a text field. I am using it to dictate this message, so it works here.

I am using Windows Vista home premium, Access 2007, and the speech recognition software that is accessed via the Vista control panel.

I would like to use speech recognition to enter data on a form, but I can't get it to work. I can use it to enter data in Word and then copy and paste it to a field in the form, but I cannot get it to enter text directly into a field. Has anyone succeeded? If so, how?

Has anyone developed the capability of printing a report on a HCFA 1500 form?