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Watch this: Create a subform by dragging one form onto another form

Applies to: Microsoft Office Access 2007

Chris Downs

You can add a subform to a form just by dragging one form from the Navigation Pane onto another form. However, the two forms might not link up the way you want. Watch this video to get some troubleshooting tips.

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