I don't think I've made a lesson on how to do that. Usually, you just click the record selector on the left and then press delete. You could make your own button if you want to. I believe one of the command button wizards has a delete record option in there too. You could use that. Maybe I'll add this to the list for a video with an "Are you sure?" option.

Thanks for the quick response!  I used the wizard and tried it and received this message: " The command or action "DeleteRecord isn't available now." What is needed to correct that?

Do you have Allow Deletions set to Yes?
    Form Properties -- Data Tab

Thank you Kevin!
Switched it to YES and it works!!!
I knew it was something simple!
Thanks again!
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I don't have a video specific to this so thanks for the idea.

Your welcome!
Next question....After deleting a line, get back to the ProductCombo box?
Thanks in advance !

.SetFocus()

Thanks Alex,
I'm a bit confused as to where I put that!
Please advise.
Thanks

After Del Confirm

Bare in mind, however, this event won't run if you turn your Warnings off.
This is one of the reasons why you are better to create your own Delete Button.

OK good advice!
Where can I find the coding to try that?

Here is code for a Delete Button from one of my databases. Modify it to suit your needs.

Private Sub btnDeleteTask_Click()

    If MsgBox("Are you sure you want to DELETE the selected task?" & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & This action CANNOT be undone.", vbYesNoCancel + vbExclamation + vbDefaultButton3, "Confirm Delete") <> vbYes Then Exit Sub
        
    CurrentDb.Execute "DELETE FROM TaskT WHERE TaskID=" & lstTasks
    lstTasks.Requery
    SwitchMode
    
End Sub

You can ignore 'SwitchMode'. That's just a sub in my database to switch between Add and Edit modes.

REMEMBER: Make a BACKUP copy of your database first BEFORE running any code that will change or DELETE data.