Art - did you see my question as to the placement of the button. Since the sub form is a continuous form I'm betting the button is on the main form. Your code is trying to delete a record on the main form. As long as you do not have cascading delete enabled you should get that error message. That's a good thing because you should not be deleting parent records as long as child records exist.
But that safety net is not the problem you need to fix. You must re-write your code so the sub form record is the target.
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---In MS_Access_Professionals@yahoogroups.com, <dbalorenzini@yahoo.com> wrote :
The main form or the subform?
THe subform allows deletions, edits and filters but not additions
The main form allows deletions, edits and filters and additions
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