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Hi PHS_IT,<br />
Make sure you've got AllowAditions &amp;&nbsp;AllowEdits set to True<br />
Good Luck!<br />
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Gary
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Hi PHS_IT,
Make sure you've got AllowAditions & AllowEdits set to True
Good Luck!

Gary

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Yes, both of those are already set to Yes.
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Yes, both of those are already set to Yes.

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The settings should be on the SUB-form (AllowEdits = True, and AllowAdditions = True) &nbsp;Just wanted to make sure that you had those set on the Sub-form (it was not clear from either the suggestion or your response, that the settings were for the Sub-form, itrself)<br />
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AW
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The settings should be on the SUB-form (AllowEdits = True, and AllowAdditions = True)  Just wanted to make sure that you had those set on the Sub-form (it was not clear from either the suggestion or your response, that the settings were for the Sub-form, itrself)

AW

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PHS_IT, thanks for the grade. &nbsp;Can you tell us what exactly solved the problem?
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PHS_IT, thanks for the grade.  Can you tell us what exactly solved the problem?

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I have a data entry form, which has another form embedded into it. &nbsp;When I open the data entry form, I cannot get the embedded form to accept data entry. &nbsp;I have done this before, and have compared a form in an earlier database with my new database forms. &nbsp;I cannot find the setting that I must change in order to get it working as I want. &nbsp;And now, I'm tired of spending too much time trying to figure it out!! &nbsp;Can someone help me?
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I have a data entry form, which has another form embedded into it.  When I open the data entry form, I cannot get the embedded form to accept data entry.  I have done this before, and have compared a form in an earlier database with my new database forms.  I cannot find the setting that I must change in order to get it working as I want.  And now, I'm tired of spending too much time trying to figure it out!!  Can someone help me?

Cannot get Embedded Form to Allow Data Entry

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