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Hello Odyssey, have you had any success in this matter ? I think I need the same thing. I would like to display a selection of records on one form. Basically I need to be able to show on one form the records of 30ish customers everyday from a database of 900 customers (they come for...

Oh I'll look into that, I was wondering what "continuous form" was. Looks like I'm going to learn something today, thanks.

Hey guys, I was wondering if there was an easier way to do what I need. I need to show 10 records on one form (10 customers info), and for now I have 10 subforms to do that. Is this the way to do it? Thanks !

Going through the cleaning, access makes much more sense now. Imagine, everyting was going through queries. Somehow learning access, I read somewhere and it got stuck in my mind that it HAD to be like that. Thanks again.

In some subforms I noticed the tables are not updated until the form is closed. But anyway, I'll clean my db of unnecessary queries and see after that. Thanks alot for this vital piece of info. But not for the added hours of work.

Would that explain the troubles I have with all the refresh and requeries I need in my db? My forms not updating my tables until closed?

I'm confused now, what are the uses of queries? I'm taking inspiration from this ms-access2010.com/tutorials/forms2.html to record my sales. Queries are used. I don't want to redo my database :(

So, exception being when I need calculated fields, or requiring multiple tables?

OMG why? I did that in my DB :(

I personaly use an sms service website. I made my filters in access, to give me my list of phone numbers I need, then quickly copy paste this list on the website and voilà. Now that's for mass sms, for single sms a system within access would be nice.

I'll be honored. I have found finding solutions/problem solving quite exhilirating in access :)

The age of lurking comes to an end! I opened a year and a half ago an aquabiking center (Velozeo.com/France), and after a year of looking for the right software to run this place, and after finally ignoring the "access is too hard" opinion, I finally looked into this access thingy 4 months ago...