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I have a mainform. When I click on a command button, it opens up another form. That form is designed to be as a continuous form, yet it does not display the header. The header is present in the form view. I have attached the screenprints to show the header in my form and the corresponding properties window

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
 

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and to finish the examples - please provide a screenshot of the form in normal mode

Normally a form in continuous view would have a fairly short detail section - yours looks on the tall side - if it is taller than the available window, the header will disappear
 

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and to finish the examples - please provide a screenshot of the form in normal mode

Normally a form in continuous view would have a fairly short detail section - yours looks on the tall side - if it is taller than the available window, the header will disappear

Here is the form attached. One thing that I am not too sure is if an unbound form can appear in a continuous form view or not. If no, then that is probably the issue. Also I am not sure of the option to use with the docmd.openform. I left that blank and also used the Datasheet option but didn't get the desired results. Here is the current code that I use to open up the task form

DoCmd.OpenForm "frmAddNewTask", acFormDS

The other question I have is, do you need to have a control to add the record from the continuous form view.
 

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And as you surmise, an unbound form cannot have repeating rows - which are based on a recordset

And to complete the picture, datasheet view does not show page or form headers and footers.

I still think your detail section is too high

The other question I have is, do you need to have a control to add the record from the continuous form view.
I don't understand what you mean
 

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And as you surmise, an unbound form cannot have repeating rows - which are based on a recordset

And to complete the picture, datasheet view does not show page or form headers and footers.

I still think your detail section is too high

I don't understand what you mean

I think you answered my questions. Thanks!!
 

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