Hi,

I've developed a form in access which views a continuous sub form.  The 
subform contains fields which initiate VBA functions when double clicked, 
which is why the continuous form format was used as opposed to datasheet 
view.

However this has led to issues for the user as they have now lost the 
functionallity to use the cursor keys to scroll down to the next record.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

Cheers
Rob

Rob,

<< I've developed a form in access which views a continuous sub form.  The 
subform contains fields which initiate VBA functions when double clicked, 
which is why the continuous form format was used as opposed to datasheet 
view. >>

You can program double-click events on fields on a datasheet view.  You 
just have to let users know they can do that.  It's not something people 
automatically think they can do.  Turn your continuous subforms back into 
datasheet view and try it.

Greg