I'm trying to do unbound forms. But I can't proceed further w/o solving the
following practical problem.

While I understand the way to populate data in MainForm

(e.g. Forms![MainForm]![txtId] = MainTableRecordSet![Id]...)

I cannot do likewise in Subform like this:

(e.g. Forms![MainForm]![SubForm]!.Form![txtItem] =
SubTableRecordSet![Item]...)

This way allows me to populate data to one row in subform. But how to
retrieve data from a recordset and put them in multiple rows in the
subform? Is there any way like AddItem method of List/Combo box to add a
new row in a subform before populating?

Thanks in advance.

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You can't have an unbound datasheet or continuous form. You'd have to use a
temporary table or something.

Why all this interest in unbound forms? (Not just you...) They're
academically interesting, but incur so much programming overhead and
encourage inconsistency.

Adam