"Bob Howard" wrote

Well, I guess I was putting it that way because
the form (overall) contains a significant amount
of VBA code and it would be nice to be able to
keep it all in one place. I have nothing against
subforms per se ... I'm just going after simplicity.

I rather like having the code in the (logical) place for code for a
particular purpose. Over the years, I wrote a lot of programs where all the
code was in one "lump" and executed (usually) from front to back. In that
environment, when I wanted to look at the code for a particular feature, I
had to search for it.

When event-driven development came about, I knew to look for code in a
particular place... usually starting with the event property that would
cause it to execute. I guess "you pays your money and takes your choice" as
to which one you like best.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Office Access MVP