Hi Stacy:

What do you see when you run the underlying query?

The query behind a child table (the "many" table) should have a "foreign key" which is the "primary key" of the parent table (the "one") table. In other words, each child should have the mark of the parent on it!

The child query will have a parameter on this "foreign key" so that the table asks for the children of a particular parent.

Because there are (in principle) more than one child for each parent, the form will want to use a grid to display all the children. From there, select a child and view it in detail.

Hope that helps

-gn-