What is your question and can you provide some information.

Nancy  
John is correct.  The post is a little vague and it would help a lot if you could give an example or even screen shot of what you are trying to accomplish.

FYI is is usually "proper" to post a reply to your original topic if you have additional comments or questions.  Double posts makes it very difficult to not have duplicated answers and or multiple people try to help out on the same topic.
In the future please stick with this thread so as to keep things nice and tidy.

OK first, sorry for the multiple posts. See Creating a list.  Now that I have the information from that post it makes a little more sense.

To simplify let's pare it down to like 3-4 items to get it working then you can add in your actual data later.
I see this needing a Many-to-Many relationship.  
One list can have many people.  Many people can have the same list.

Depending on how many different lists there are will kind of dictate how you set up your table structure.  I'm thinking this may be very similar to the example Richard provided in the Nested Subforms for college students to classes to departments.

Hi Scott, John, Thank you so very much. I will review the 'nested subforms' and perhaps utilize the 'many-to-many relationship. I may keep you posted of my progress (hopefully! )