Rod,
As John suggested, please include content from previous messages in the thread so we don't have to go back to the group on the web to search for the history of your question.
Is this particular case it doesn't make a lot of difference since you John seems to have helped you find the answer.
Make it a New Year's Resolution to always include enough content from previous messages to support the current question ;-)
Duane Hookom MVP
MS Access
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> From: desertscroller@cox.net
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> John, I went back through the code. There are no events in LOAD or
> OPEN in the DuplicateRecords form, also none in SysMaint form. No
> CLOSE or UNLOAD events in either one at least I thought. After review
> the DuplicateRecords form, I realize I had made it a form with a
> subform. The subform was the issue, I had a CLOSE event located in
> it. After removing removing the CLOSE event everything is working
> great. I greatly appreciate your help.
> HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR
> Rod
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