How to streamline userform coding for faster run time.

Usually when there are efficiency issues the first place I look are loops. You do not have any loops in your code.

On my laptop the form runs fine, but when I place it on the operators computer; it is laggy and slow

I suspect this says more about the operator's computer than your code. Do you know the specs of the computer?

By the way the indentation in this code is a bit eccentric, making it difficult to read. I also recommend you rework your code to get rid of the GoTo statements. That is probably not causing your issue but is a poor coding practice. Here is a rewrite of one of your subs.

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The Call statement is obsolete and retained for backwards compatibility. It is not required to call a sub. You can just use the name of the sub.

Originally Posted by 6StringJazzer

...The Call statement is obsolete... You can just use the name of the sub.

One small proviso: if you need to pass parameters to the called sub or function, the two methods vary slightly.
CALL MyFunction(a, b) requires parenthesis
vs.
MyFunction a, b no parenthesis... unless you're using the return value
vs.
t = MyFunction(a, b)

Originally Posted by paintman

Also for the call functions all I would need to do is type "Save" or "Clear" to call the function?

Yes but I'm a little concerned about having a Sub named Save since that is also a method of Workbook. If what you have works I wouldn't remove the Call.

Originally Posted by 6StringJazzer

If what you have works I wouldn't remove the Call.

There will be no difference either way. It would be better to rename the routine though, IMO.