Use the Form's AfterUpdate Event

Me.Requery

-Raymond

Is the continuous form a subform in the current form or an external form completely?

Richard has several TechHelp videos on that go over Requery techniques so it is hard to guess which method you're referring to:

Refresh v Requery
Requery in Place
Requery Subform
Immediate Refresh

And many other videos that include requerying.

You could have your main form requery the continous form everytime you move to a new record. Or you could have it requery when you add or update any record. (and have the continuous form focus on the record you just added/updated if you want)

So need a little more context to help you find the best solution for your situation.

Thank you both for your response. I think Raymond's option may work but I tried just not doing something correct. Donald your first sentence explains exactly what I want to do. The form I am working in is not a subform it is a stand alone form that feeds the continuous form that is a stand alone also.

Then as Raymond said, it's as simple as placing the requery in the After Update of the entry form:

Private Sub Form_AfterUpdate()
     Forms!MyContinousForm.Requery
End Sub

Just Replace "MyContinuousForm" with the name of your form. Or, if the form name has spaces or other characters, you can do:

Forms("My Continuous Form").Requery

Thank you I will give that a try. Thanks so much guys I appreciate it.

Donald I tried both of those strings and it does not update the continuous form until I close it and re open it. I tried it on the entry form and continuous form

I figured it out, thank you very much. I did something wrong. I appreciate your help and patience.