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Command button wizard will not populate correctly in Access 2007

Asked by smatlanta in dBase, Microsoft Access Database

Tags: Microsoft Access 2007 open form command button

I have always in other versions of Microsoft Access 2007 used the Command Buttons to open other forms from the "main form."  While my buttons that are already on the main form open the new forms fine, I am having problems while creating a NEW button.  
1) I click on the button tool
2) I select Form Operations for categories and Open Form for Actions
3)  "What form would you like the command button to open?"  I select the new form which is called "Next Contact Main" (which contains a Next Contact - sub as a subform as well)
4)" Do you want the button to find specific information..."  I select the first option to open the form and find specific data.
5) "Which fields contain matching data the button can use to look up information?"
The left column shows "Main Form" and the right column shows "Next Contact Main"
Normally, both columns would be populated with the fields on the respective forms, but in this case, the left column is empty so I can not select the common field which in this case would be the "Main ID" field.  The right column which is the "Next Contact Main" form is populated fine, but the left column is completely empty so it will not let me continue with the wizard.  (I've attached a snip of the issue as a png file)


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Snip sowing that the wizard is not populating along with the form
Snip sowing that the wizard is not populating along with the form
 
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