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Why are you checking the Ins_Pais amount. &nbsp;You need to check the Chrg_Amt since that is the field you are dividing by.<br />
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mlmcc
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Why are you checking the Ins_Pais amount.  You need to check the Chrg_Amt since that is the field you are dividing by.

mlmcc

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 To be fair, if the problem was that you were checking Ins_Paid for 0 instead of Chrg_Amt, mlmcc probably deserves most of the credit (and points) for pointing that out first.<br />
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&nbsp;James<br />

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To be fair, if the problem was that you were checking Ins_Paid for 0 instead of Chrg_Amt, mlmcc probably deserves most of the credit (and points) for pointing that out first.

 James


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I have a report where I want to see the percentage of the amt that insurance company paid on the total amt charged.<br />
I originally entered this formula but got a DIVISION BY ZERO error when exporting into Adobe.<br />
&nbsp;ccur({Archrg99.Ins_Paid}) % ccur({Archrg99.Chrg_Amt})<br />
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So, I tried to alter the appointment by entering &nbsp;this formula but still get the error. <br />
if {Archrg99.Ins_Paid} = &quot;0&quot;<br />
then <br />
0<br />
else<br />
(ccur({Archrg99.Ins_Paid})<wbr /> % ccur({Archrg99.Chrg_Amt}))<wbr /><br />
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The problem is that some insurance companies have not paid yet so the INS_PAID amount may be zero. &nbsp;When I check the formula (either one) it says there are no errors and the report runs. &nbsp;I only get the error when exporting in Adobe.<br />
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Can you help.<br />
Kate Rogers
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I have a report where I want to see the percentage of the amt that insurance company paid on the total amt charged.
I originally entered this formula but got a DIVISION BY ZERO error when exporting into Adobe.
 ccur({Archrg99.Ins_Paid}) % ccur({Archrg99.Chrg_Amt})

So, I tried to alter the appointment by entering  this formula but still get the error. 
if {Archrg99.Ins_Paid} = "0"
then 
0
else
(ccur({Archrg99.Ins_Paid}) % ccur({Archrg99.Chrg_Amt}))

The problem is that some insurance companies have not paid yet so the INS_PAID amount may be zero.  When I check the formula (either one) it says there are no errors and the report runs.  I only get the error when exporting in Adobe.

Can you help.
Kate Rogers

division by zero when export in Adobe

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