Form for Searching and data editing in Access - database

I am trying to create a form where I will search for a value in a table "Request Table" search in column "ECN #". When the field is searched I would then be able to populate different areas of the table from that form and save the record. The issue I'm running into is "ECN #" is my primary key and when it is linked to the form it is not a searchable or editable field. If anyone could please help I would greatly appreciate it.
I have tried to create a query (not sure I did it correctly) and then create a form based off of that but I can't seem to get it to work.

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Thanks for the solution...i dont want to go for another form though...but i figured out a way..for the 2nd table i introduced a button and on click of the event wrote a vb code such that it will look for ID field of type autonumber(introduced for the sake of searching row) and used dlookup with a criteria expression to find out the row in 2nd table n used a insert statement...this worked...thanks for the response, appreciate it...

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