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This is a solution I've never thinked about, thanks!

I think that in my post #3 I have not explained well what I meant. I meant to directly use subforms placed on main form: disallowed editing will stop user to change data already inserted, but the user can add a new record. If he wants to edit data he have to click on a button that allow...

The main form will stay opened when the user add a new product, so I think I will encounter the problem you said. Default Access forms are ready to view records and add a new records, my problem is that editing records is "too much easy", but now I remember that there's an option to disallow...

Hi, I'm building an Access application to manage various kind of products located somewhere. I have a table for locations, and a table for every kind of product (because they have different attributes). Locations have an ID, and every product has that ID based on its location: that is how my...