Bacon is so good by itself that to put it in any other food is an admission of failure. You're basically saying, "I can't make this other food taste good, so I'll throw in bacon."
The information is already in a subform. Rick said it is possible to put a subform in a subform but is a problem. Further I was trying to learn DLookup since he talks about its power. But if I have to use a query and a sub-subform, I guess I need to know where I can learn to do that! Thanks for the answer. I am trying to use the DLookup approach since I have, in fact, three groups of people with many to many relationships and I am trying to standardize the way the information on all of them is stored . . . following Rick's advice that "if you have a second telephone number (or email or whatever) you should put it in a separate table" (paraphrased, not quoted).
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