#Num! Error

From: Crown Royal (CrownRoyal_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 09/01/04


Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2004 09:49:09 -0700

I have a report in which one part calculates the results from one field
divided by another. When there is a number in the divisor, everthing is fine,
but when the divisor is zero (the dividend is always zero at that point as
well), I get the Num error. The control source for this control is:
=DSum("[TransientRackRate]","[qryRoomsDaily]")/[RackTodayAnalysis]
I have tried to add an Iff to it, but I guess "And" is not what I need. Thx
for any help

Eric



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