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Post your database with some sample data, zip it because you haven't post 10 post yet.

As theDBguy wrote, Can you give us a step-by-step instruction on how to duplicate your issue? Thanks.

I haven't read the whole thread but I think it is because the form's "Data Entry" format is set to "Yes". Else show by screensdump what problem you've, because you call some of the comboboxes by name that doesn't exist so ....

Post your database, zip it because you haven't post 10 post yet.

What happen if you right click an that stage, do you get a "drop down menu", or just click the "Delete" button? If you still have problem, create a new database and a new form, place a text control on the form, can you delete that label? Still problem, post an example database!

You could do it link in the attached database! I'll leave it for you to make the last count.

I think it is because the value of "olTaskItem" is Null or 0, try to use a hard code value instead. According to the link below, the value "olTaskItem" is normal set to 3, so ... https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.olitemtype Set OlTask = OlApp.CreateItem(3)

I do not know exactly the problem in what you're asking, could you show it with some printscreens?

You only posted a part of the code, but I guess you're missing the reference to the active PowerPoint presentation, then if you haven't set ActivePresentation to the active PowerPoint presentation, it is unknown to MS-Access,

Try to avoid references to a form value in the SQL-string. Dim TheAOG_Time As Long ' (I don't know if it is the correct variable type, else change it) TheAOG_Time = [Forms]![FrmRptCriteriaAOG]![AOG_Time] dStart = "#" & Format([Forms]![FrmRptCriteriaAOG]![Beg_date_txt], "mm/dd/yyyy")...

I don't know how your network and net account is set up, but can't you give the problem user another computer temporarily, just to test if something is wrong with the computer?

Could you post your database, zip it because you haven't post 10 post yet?

Could you show in a printscreen what you expect to see?

Maybe you can get some ideas from here: https://access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=291319&highlight=Graph Else post your database with some sample data + description/print screen of the result.

Do they all have a copy of the database or are they using the same database.

Oh what shall I say - (other then Shit)!

I haven't TeamViewer. How big is you picture in MB? I would suggest you to create a new button where you only open the report, and NO error handling. Only open the report. If that still gives problem make a copy of the report, delete the image container. Create a new image container with...

Is it a form or a report you print out? Is your database split in a Front-/Backend database? Where is the picture located? Could you post your database with some sample data, zip it because you haven't post 10 post yet!

May I ask, why do you've all that error handling? And one of the worst you've is "On Error Resume Next" so you'll even not recognize when an error occur!

It could be a time issue, could you show the whole code you use for printing out.