"Add Record" gives "Can't go to specified record" after first use Access - ms-access

Question

I have a command button in a form that allows users to add a new record. The command only works the first time you click it after the form is opened. I can navigate through the records without any errors and the first time you add a record after the form is opened will not give errors. Once you try to add a second record, the "Can't go to the specified record" error message is displayed.
I can make edits in the query without a problem and I can edit things without a problem. If I close out of the form and reopen it I can add a new record without issues. Anyone have ideas?
Using VBA, it's the standard add-new code, nothing else. Posted all the code for this form below. Some of the command buttons listed are in macros, don't know if that makes a difference.
Private Sub add_Click()
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
End Sub
Private Sub edit_info_Click()
Date_of_Echo.Locked = False
ID.Locked = False
AoV.Locked = False
AI.Locked = False
MR.Locked = False
TR.Locked = False
TR_velocity.Locked = False
PA_pressures.Locked = False
LVeDD.Locked = False
LVeSD.Locked = False
RV_function.Locked = False
comments.Locked = False
Me.next.Visible = False
Me.previous.Visible = False
Me.first.Visible = False
Me.last.Visible = False
Me.add.Visible = False
Me.save.Visible = True
Me.save.SetFocus
Me.edit_info.Visible = False
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Current()
If Me.NewRecord Then
Me.recordcounter.Caption = "New Record"
Me.next.Visible = False
Me.previous.Visible = False
Me.first.Visible = False
Me.last.Visible = False
Me.add.Visible = False
Me.edit_info.Visible = False
Me.save.Visible = True
Date_of_Echo.Locked = False
ID.Locked = False
AoV.Locked = False
AI.Locked = False
MR.Locked = False
TR.Locked = False
TR_velocity.Locked = False
PA_pressures.Locked = False
LVeDD.Locked = False
LVeSD.Locked = False
RV_function.Locked = False
comments.Locked = False
Else
Me.recordcounter.Caption = "Record " & Me.CurrentRecord & " of " & Me.Recordset.RecordCount
Me.next.Visible = True
Me.previous.Visible = True
Me.first.Visible = True
Me.last.Visible = True
Me.add.Visible = True
Me.edit_info.Visible = True
Me.save.Visible = False
End If
End Sub
Private Sub save_Click()
DoCmd.save
Me.previous.Visible = True
Me.first.Visible = True
Me.last.Visible = True
Me.next.Visible = True
Me.add.Visible = True
Me.edit_info.Visible = True
Me.recordcounter.Caption = "Record " & Me.CurrentRecord & " of " & Me.Recordset.RecordCount
Me.add.SetFocus
Me.save.Visible = False
Date_of_Echo.Locked = True
ID.Locked = True
AoV.Locked = True
AI.Locked = True
MR.Locked = True
TR.Locked = True
TR_velocity.Locked = True
PA_pressures.Locked = True
LVeDD.Locked = True
LVeSD.Locked = True
RV_function.Locked = True
comments.Locked = True
End Sub
Private Sub next_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_cmdLastRecord_Click
Me.AllowAdditions = False
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNext
Exit_cmdLastRecord_Click:
Exit Sub
Err_cmdLastRecord_Click:
MsgBox " There are no more records ", vbExclamation, ""
Resume Exit_cmdLastRecord_Click
End Sub

Answer 1

My first thought is that your record isn't saving before you try to go to a new record so try this and see if it fixes the issue.
Private Sub add_Click()
If Me.Dirty Then
Me.Dirty = False
End If
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
End Sub

Answer 2

If anyone is still having this problem, I can't explain why it's happening, but here's a work around:
Reset the AllowAdditionsProperty on the form:
Me.[form_name].Form.AllowAdditions = False
Me.[form_name].Form.AllowAdditions = True
This was a very strange issue because my code had been working fine for weeks. I was using something like this:
Me.frm.SetFocus
DoCmd.GoToRecord , , acNewRec
!Field1 = value1
!Field2 = value2
It was working great, and then out of the blue I started getting the "Can't go to Specified Record" error, even though I had made no changes to the code. The form settings were fine and I could add records all day long in the underlying table. I even checked the form's AllowAdditions property in the Immediate window, and that showed it was set to True. But I tried this work around, and it worked.
Now I add those two lines after every instance of Docmd.GoToNewRoecord, acNewRecord and it's working.

Answer 3

Another thing I have mentioned with the same problem is that you should check the Form data source query. Are all the FIELDS available, are the JOINS correct?
In my case I changed indexed joins from text fields to numeric and it needed update also in Form Data source query.