James,

I just started on a form with a similar need (though haven't yet started the editform). I think Paul's suggestion should work. cListObjEditForm has an object reference to the calling form (oCallingForm, I believe). If you call oCallingForm.oBusObj.save(), the oCallingForm.oBusObj.new(), I would think that would work. You may need to refresh cListObjEditForm to clear the controls, but as Paul suggested, I don't think you should have to refresh the cListObjEdit - that's handled internally.

Also, if that the "Add" button has focus when the cListObjEditForm is closed, then the user can just hit enter to quickly add a new record. I know this isn't perfect, but it's pretty good and only requires a little user training.

>Thank you for your patience. I probably didn't describe clearly what was happening.
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>When I press the Add button on the ListObjEdit form, it brings up the edit form for the record to be added. On this form I have a "next" button with the code you provided in the Click event. When I click on the "next" button, the grid on the ListObjEdit form is unchanged (so I would assume a Refresh is needed), and the Edit form remains on the screen with all the entered fields unchanged. If I press "next" again, nothing changes. When I close the Edit form, only 1 record is added instead of multiple records.
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>What I am looking for is this:
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>1. User presses Add button on ListObjEdit form.
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>2. Edit form comes up.
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>3. User enters data for new record.
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>4. User presses "next" button.
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>5. User sees record added to grid in background, data is cleared from fields in Edit form.
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>6. User enters another record in Edit form.
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>7. User presses "next" button, etc.
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>Thanks again for your help.