Ed,

I think what you want is to modify the Page1 view to include all the editable fields from the table. Just because the field is in the view does not mean you must display it on Page 1.

BTW, what type of parameter are you using on Page1? Where does the parameter come from? In the samples I have seen, full (not parameterized) views are used on Page1 and parameterized views are used in pages related to Page1, but that is just an assumption on my part. I guess if you have a global condition such as a company or location...

HTH

Rex

>Rex,
>On the page one grid the query is using a parameter to extract only a subset of the information from the table so the user can select the complete record set to view/edit on page two. Wouldn't I still need another view for page two so the user could see the complete record set? I don't want them to have to look at everything to select what they want to edit/view.
>With the parameter they can look at 25 records and make the selection. Without the view parameter they could be looking at thousands of records and become confused quickly.
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>Ed
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>>Ed,
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>>From what I am reading, you just want to edit/view the rest of the material information on Page2. If this is the case, make sure your view for Page1 contains all the fields to edit/view and are all marked updatable. On Page2 just add ControlSources to all grid columns and Refresh the grid in the Page2.Activate method.