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conquering of chaos and mystery The Maximum Impact divide by zero error encountered Solutions Blog 26AprilHow Do I Resolve the Divide by Zero Issue in Crystal Reports?A client of mine emailed a report, designed in Crystal Reports XI, that excel divide by zero error hide when compiled produced a "Divide by Zero" error message. When looking at the report, the formula generating the error message was in the format:= {Tablename.Fieldname1}/{Tablename.Fieldname2}When creating formulas, that use a division operator, it is always advisable to consider the possibility that the demoninator field value may be zero:To get around this problem, the formula was modified to:=IF {Tablename.Fieldname2} = 0 THEN 0ELSE {Tablename.Fieldname1}/{Tablename.Fieldname2} 1 Comments 1Julie Jackson08JuneTHANK YOU!MAKE A COMMENTName *Email Address *Comment *
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+ Analytics Conference: Oct 18, Mastering SAP BI, Melbourne: Oct 23. Division by Zero Error in Crystal Reports Search this topic...|Search XI http://www.forumtopics.com/busobj/viewtopic.php?p=839625 Scheduler...|Search Box Select a search Explain These Choices... --------------------Recent Topics (All Forums) http://blog.marksgroup.net/2009/07/crystal-reports-eliminating-zero-divide.html Unanswered Posts Register or Login to Post Forum Index -> Enterprise Scheduling and Distribution -> XI Scheduler Author Message cheersrajeshForum MemberJoined: 17 Mar 2011Posts: 15 Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 9:39 amPost subject: Division by Zero Error in Crystal Reports Hi All, I have error in by zero crystal reports as Division by Zero. In my report the condition is as below. 1 / If isnull(Count({Table.Ordernumber})) then 0 else(Count({Table.Ordernumber})). In this Count(Table.Ordernumber) is not null but still it is taking as 0 in IF Condition and not going to Else Condition. In database ordernumber has got values and it always should go to else condition. The report which is by zero error scheduled is always getting failed. Please someone help me with this IF Condition. Thanks for the help in advance. Rajesh Back to top MschrockForum MemberJoined: 18 Sep 2007Posts: 2 Posted: Wed Oct 26, 2011 6:53 amPost subject: Re: Division by Zero Error in Crystal Reports Yes, 1/0 is a logical impossibility, a thing that computers really hate. This will fix it. If isnull(Count({Table.Ordernumber})) then 0 else(1 / Count({Table.Ordernumber})). this way, if the null condition is true, then the value is 0, and the fractional measurement only comes to pass if there is a number in your denominator. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 YearOldest FirstNewest First Register or Login to Post Forum Index -> Enterprise Scheduling and Distribution -> XI Scheduler Page 1 of 1 All times are GMT - 5 Hours Select a search Explain These Choices... --------------------Recent Topics (All Forums) Unanswered Posts Jump to:Select a forumBusinessObjects Software------------------------------------General DiscussionBuilding Reports•Legacy Crystal Products•Crystal Reports•Desktop Intelligence•WebIntelligence 1.x/2.x•WebIntelligence Version 6•WebIntelligence XISemantic Layer / Universe DesignerSecurity and User Administration•Supervisor (4.x
divide te number zero.And since we all know that underlying data cannot be trusted 100%, it is necessary to test for these zero divide errors within our Formula Field.Example: The formula field called {frmSalesPerDay} is a simple division of {NumSales} by {NumDays}.So our {frmSalesPerDay} code should look like this:if {NumSales} = 0 then 0 else {NumSales} / {NumDays}So, if {NumSales} equals zero, then we simply return a zero and exit the formula. Otherwise, we let it perform the division. Posted by Justin Hill at 12:49 PM 4 comments: Tim Nagel said... What about a complex nested formula like:If isnull({PART_LOCATION.DESCRIPTION}) OR {PART_LOCATION.DESCRIPTION} = "0" OR isnull({PART.CASE_QTY}) OR {PART.CASE_QTY} = 0 then 0 elseIF {PART.PRODUCT_CODE} >= "01Cookie" AND {PART.PRODUCT_CODE} <= "12TwoPc"THEN {IBT_LINE.ORDER_QTY} / (IF {PART_LOCATION.LOCATION_ID} = "NonSpec"Then({PART_LOCATION.QTY} / If NumericText({PART_LOCATION.DESCRIPTION}) then ToNumber({PART_LOCATION.DESCRIPTION}) else.000001)Else {PART.CASE_QTY})ELSE {IBT_LINE.ORDER_QTY}Is there an easier way to do that one? September 24, 2013 at 10:01 PM xumeiqing said... michael kors watchestrue religionray ban outlettrue religion outletfitflopscoach outlettiffany and comichael kors handbagskate spade handbagschristian louboutin outletoakley sunglasseshermes ukhollister shirtspandora charmslouis vuitton factory outletcartier watchesadidas nmdcoach outlet onlineralph lauren outletcoach outletpolo outlethollister clothingtimberland bootsghd flat ironstephen curry shoesmichael kors outletadidas pure boostchristian louboutin ukair jordan uknike air max ukmichael kors handbagscheap ferragamo shoesdiscount nike shoessupra shoeslongchamp outletray ban sunglasses discount May 30, 2016 at 3:04 AM Zheng junxai5 said... zhengjx20160623kate spademichael kors handbagsmichael kors outletred bottom shoescoach factory outlet onlinelouis vuitton handbagstory burch flatscoach outlet store online clearancesoakley canadacoach factory outlet onlinebeats by dre outletoakley sunglassesray ban outletkate spade handbagshollister clothing storelouis vuitton pursesghd hair straightenersmichael kors canada outletnike air max ukkobe 8christian louboutin shoesgucci outletmont blanc penlouis vuitton outletadidas originals storeghd flat ironair force 1 trainersmichael kors outletcoach outlet canadalongchamp le pliagecoach outlet onlinekate spade handbagsmichael kors handbagsabercrombie and fitchtory burch outlet onlinecoach outlet clearancenike ukmichael kors outlet onlinelongchamp handbags June 22, 2016 at 11:47 PM Fangyaya said... ugg bootspolo outletray ban outlettrue religi