Hi, Justin.
What does this mean? and what do I do to get properties set?
It means that the Wizard can't automatically set these properties for you.
Are both the main form and subform bound to queries or tables? Do you have
primary keys on both tables? Do you have a relationship established between
these two tables on fields that are of the same or compatible data types?
Create primary keys and a relationship and the error will likely be avoided.
HTH.
Gunny
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