The number of fields on the form is an issue. Evem though you are "only" using Access proper database design is still necessary. The table that the form is based upon is very probably not in Third Normal Form. Everything is not related to the key the whole key and nothing but the key. To get 350 fields, there are probably one (or more) recurring data groups. Once you break down the table into the 3NF tables the earlier suggestion of sub-forms will work for you. Dick
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