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Try to comment out the "Me:Undo".

Try by creating a new form, then copy a part of the controls into the new form, if no error copy a part more and so on, until you get the problem one, (or until the all controls are copied). Here is a link till another member with the same problem that I helped last week...

Could tell me why you want to export the report to Excel?

Don't think you will be able to succeed because there is no way to influence how the data is inserted into Excel. But another thing is why do you want to export the report to Excel? Only option as I see it right now is that you control where and how the data is inserted using VBA.

How do you export it to Excel? Is it possible for you to post your database with some sample data, (zip it because you haven't post 10 post yet!)?

Good you got the problem solved! :)

The problem is related to two of the controls in the form, so first delete them from the form, then run the form and click the button to test if all is okay. Then create them from new. The first control is no: 4 in the first section in the "Roadway Elements". The second control is no:2 in "MOT...

<br> Okay - but still missing the database with the data!<br>

<br> The backend database isn't attached and because you removed the picture in the first post, you need to tell the form name!

And what is the problem with that?

Try to decompile the database, the link explain how. https://www.fmsinc.com/microsoftaccess/Performance/Decompile.asp If that not helps, create a new database and import all into it. If that either helps, post your database, zip it if you haven't post 10 post.

I use it exactly like arnelgp.

Check like below pic:

I'll not say that it isn't a Win10 / Office 365 problem, but I lean more to the assumption that something in your database is corrupt or maybe something in your data is wrong. Is the query based direct to one single table or is it a lot of queries and tables?

What if you open the query without open the form? Is that the only form that have the problem?

I'll just say good luck, I don't think someone here will make your project for you, so show what you have and where you've the problem. Learning VBA in a short time, forget it, it take years if you don't have any experience with other programming languages. If you need to finish the project...

Does it say which property that is not found? Create a new database and import all (tables) into it. If that not succeed, create a new one again and import 1 or 2 tables at a time, until you get the one that make your trouble.

You don't need the .Value it is default. Instead of + use &

Is the problem only on the new computer? Have you tried other databases, does the error also occur then?

I agree fully with isladogs, also about the MS templates.