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It's possible to open multiple instances of an Access form, but it's a bit complicated. It requires VBA code to manage the multiple instances. Every form to be opened in this way has to have a VBA code module (even if there are no actual procedures in it).

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Create a multiple item form On the Create tab, in the Forms group, click Multiple Items. If Multiple Items is not available, click More Forms, and then click Multiple Items. Access creates the form and displays it in Layout view.

On the Design tab, in the Controls group, click the Subform/Subreport button. Click on the form where you want to place the subform. Follow the directions in the wizard. When you click Finish, Access adds a subform control to your form.