Expressions in RS

Hi,
Im using the following expression to calculate the percentage
=iif(Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value = 0,0,(Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value-
Fields!BudgetedCostStan.Value- Fields!BudgetedCostOT.Value-
Fields!BudgetedCostExp.Value)/ Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value)
if the Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value = 0 it is returning the #error,instead
of 0.
Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value is of datatype money.
Thanks in advance.Try using this:
=iif(isnothing(Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value),0,(Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value-
Fields!BudgetedCostStan.Value- Fields!BudgetedCostOT.Value-
Fields!BudgetedCostExp.Value)/ Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value)
I belive the isnothing() should take the place of the = 0 and might help
your formula calculate correctly.
Let me know if that didn't work.
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"CCP" wrote:
> Hi,
> Im using the following expression to calculate the percentage
> =iif(Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value = 0,0,(Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value-
> Fields!BudgetedCostStan.Value- Fields!BudgetedCostOT.Value-
> Fields!BudgetedCostExp.Value)/ Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value)
> if the Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value = 0 it is returning the #error,instead
> of 0.
> Fields!BudgetedRevenue.Value is of datatype money.
> Thanks in advance.

Expression problem

Using this expression to get the percentage of two fields. The problem is
when both fields contain values of 0 then I get 'NaN%' .
How can I rewrite the expression to give 0%
=ROUND(((SUM(Fields!P2_OPENED.Value)/SUM(Fields!P2_CLOSED.Value)) *100),2) &
"%" & vbcrlf & ""
Thanks,=IIF(SUM(Fields!P2_CLOSED.Value) <> 0,
ROUND(((SUM(Fields!P2_OPENED.Value)/SUM(Fields!P2_CLOSED.Value)) *100),2) ,
0) &
"%" & vbcrlf & ""
"cheilig" wrote:
> Using this expression to get the percentage of two fields. The problem is
> when both fields contain values of 0 then I get 'NaN%' .
> How can I rewrite the expression to give 0%
> =ROUND(((SUM(Fields!P2_OPENED.Value)/SUM(Fields!P2_CLOSED.Value)) *100),2) &
> "%" & vbcrlf & ""
> Thanks,
>