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ai1094

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Hi, I have a Pivot Table with a basic calculated field in them.

It is just taking two numbers from different columns and dividing them. However, there are instances where both the columns have a zero value and returns the #DIV/0! value. Is there anyway I can write the formula in the calculated field so that if the value returns #DIV/0! it will just equal 0 (zero)?
 

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IF(Denominator,Numerator/Denominator,0)

I believe you can use an IF statement such as the above ^
 
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