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How can I get rid of this #Error and have the results return no value at all. =CDbl(Avg([Arsenic])) Thus data might look like this in my report Serum _______________________ Arsenic Iron 30 10 30 15 ____________________ Avg 25 10 Max 30 10 Min 15 10 __________________________ Liver __________________________ Arsenic Iron 8 0 2 ____________________ Avg #Error 5 Max #Error 8 Min #Error 0 Many thanks ms-access-2007 aggregate-functions share|improve this question asked Jul 10 '13 at 23:43 user12059 152620 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 1 down vote accepted If you use just =Avg([Arsenic]), it'll be blank. Whats causing the #Error is when Avg() returns a blank, CDbl has a null input. If you absolutely must have CDbl() for whatever reason, then =IIf(Avg([Arsenic]) Is Null,"",CDbl(Avg([Arsenic]))) will work share|improve this answer answered Jul 11 '13 at 15:52 ashareef 1,596618 Awesome. Thanks. BTW. CDbl is just what the wizard entered. I figured it knew best. I do like having the IIF solution to add to my helpful hints file. –user12059 Jul 11 '13 at 16:04 add a comment| Your Answer draft saved draft discarded Sign up or
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Ask a Question Need help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,595 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. Name? error in Report - print view only (access 2010) P: 23 Katie Howard Hi - I have a report that's based off a query. The first field in my report is a field from the query that was a combination of 2 different fields (company & state) - looks great in the query, no problems. I run my report and it's perfect, pulls in the field just as expected - until I either export to PDF or do a Print Preview, at which point it displays "Name?" in that field. My report has this field listed for each company, and the rest of the report displays perfectly in either view; it's just the very first record that gets that error. Any ideas? I'm sure I'm doing something wrong somewhere, but haven't been able to identify what - despite Googling it and searching everywhere I can think. Thanks for your help! Jan 19 '12 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 12 Replies Expert Mod 15k+ P: 29,923 NeoPa Please provide the relevant part of the SELECT line (from the SQL of your query), as well as describe how the control on your report is defined. I assume it's a TextBox. Does any code run in your report's Open event procedure? Jan 19 '12 #2 reply P: 23 Katie Howard Here's the Select statement from the query: [Organization_desc].[Organization] & ", " & [Organization_desc].[State] AS Org_State The form's record source is this query, and the Control Source for this field is Org_State (which I can pick from a drop-down menu). And yes, it's a Text Box. I should also mention that I have a secondary field in my query/report that's a combination of fields (full name which combines first and last name), and there's no trouble at all with that field. Jan 19 '12 #3 reply Expert Mod 15k+ P: 29,923 NeoPa And no code in the report's module anywhere? I must admit I see nothing untoward with what you've shown so far. It would make that field non-updatable, certainly, but why it would fail to display in any circumstances you've described I don't know - unless the code is interfering. Jan 19 '12 #4 reply 100+ P: 393 dsatino For the control that won't print, check to see if it's named "Org_State". If so, change it. Jan 19 '12 #5 reply P: 23 Katie Howard @dsatino. It's not - it's called "Organization". I changed the name, anyway, just for the fun of it - and that didn't help at all. Jan 20 '12 #6 reply P: 23 Katie Howard I just tried changing