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    GraeagleBill is offline Experienced Old Geezer
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    Continuous form displays as Single


    I tried to correct the situation by including the statement Me.DefaultView = 1 in the OnLoad Event but I get an error essentially telling me to set that property in design mode. I have no idea why Access doesn't honor the Default View property already set to Continuous?

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    Try dragging the bottom up for the text box holding the record. If the controls are too tall, they will fill the entire detail section.

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    GraeagleBill is offline Experienced Old Geezer
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    I stumbled upon the problem. The form's Data property was blank, in that the RecordSource isn't known until the form's OnLoad event runs. Silly me believed that once known, I could simply set the Recordsource property which would trigger a Requery and all would display properly. The solution was to set the Data property in design mode and correct it in code when the form opened and correct it once the needed source became known.

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