ACC: Error Message Adding Record to Subform

MORE INFORMATION

When you add a record to a linked subform, Microsoft Access sets the value from the field on the main form specified in the subform's LinkMasterFields property to the field on the subform specified in the subform's LinkChildFields property. If the field specified in the LinkChildFields property is the name of a form property, Microsoft Access tries to set the value of that property for the form instead of the field. Note that this behavior is normal, and the values will therefore update normally after displaying the error.

Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. Start Microsoft Access and create a new database.
2. Create the following two tables:
   

         Table Name: OneSideTable
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         Field Name: AName
         Data Type: Text
   
         Set the AName field as the primary key for the OneSideTable table.
   
         Table Name: ManySideTable
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         Field Name: Num
         Data Type: Number
         Field Name: Parent
         Data Type: Text
   						

   
   Note that Parent is the name of a form property.
3. Create a one-to-many relationship between the OneSideTable table and the ManySideTable table using the OneSideTable table as the primary table. Join the AName field with the Parent field to create the relationship. Enforce referential integrity.
4. Use the Form Wizard to create a main form and subform. Use the OneSideTable table for the main form, and the ManySideTable table for the subform.
5. Open the main form in Form view and then try to add a record to the subform. You receive the error message stated above. Once you click OK you can add the new record.