Crystal Formula error

Try this:

IF
  "vw_Medicaid_Utilization_Weeks_Left"."Weekly Average" = 0
THEN
   9999
Else
"vw_Medicaid_Utilization_Weeks_Left"."FY Hours Available"/"vw_Medicaid_Utilization_Weeks_Left"."Weekly Average"

Basically the same thing, but changes the order.

Actually, you shouldn't be using the quotes unless you're creating a SQL Expression against a database that supports that format and this isn't proper syntax for a SQL Expression.  In a Crystal Reports formula, it should be something like this:

IF
  {vw_Medicaid_Utilization_Weeks_Left.Weekly Average} = 0
THEN
   9999
Else
{vw_Medicaid_Utilization_Weeks_Left.FY Hours Available}/{vw_Medicaid_Utilization_Weeks_Left.Weekly Average}

Rhinok,

Same error

Rhinok,

Same error with your second suggestion.  BTW the quoted version was created by selecting fields in the Crystal Formula Workshop

the quoted version was created by selecting fields in the Crystal Formula Workshop

That's not possible, since it's not Crystal Reports recognized syntax.  French braces denote database fields in the formula editor, not quotes. The format with the quotes is only available through the SQL Expression editor (and even then it depends what type of database you're hitting).  Chances are you're just in the wrong editor.