Getting Error When Divide By Zero For Percent Increase

May 8, 2008

Does anyone know how to get over their dreadfull divide by zero error. I keep getting the error, i have changed this code so much. I need to get the percent increase from 2007-2008 ("Total") in this table grouping. I know im getting the error in some of the fields, because sometimes the total is 0 and sometimes the 2007 is 0. What do i do?





Code Snippet

=IIF(Sum(iif(Fields!Column_Text.Value = "Total", Cdbl(Fields!Period_1.Value), 0.0))=0,"0%",
Sum(iif(Fields!Column_Text.Value = "Total", Fields!Period_1.Value,nothing))- Sum(iif(Fields!Column_Text.Value = "2007", Fields!Period_1.Value, nothing)))/ IIF(Sum(iif(Fields!Column_Text.Value = "2007", Fields!Period_1.Value, nothing))=0,1,Sum(iif(Fields!Column_Text.Value = "2007", Fields!Period_1.Value, nothing)))

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Hello,

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