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Tx you, This did clear the error issue. &nbsp;One related thing? &nbsp;When the (WeightedAverage ({Vend_Visit_Items.estimat<wbr />ed_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.estimate<wbr />d_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.descript<wbr />ion}) is very low or even shows up as zero it seems to somehow end with a result that is extremly large? &nbsp;I can not figure it out?
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Tx you, This did clear the error issue.  One related thing?  When the (WeightedAverage ({Vend_Visit_Items.estimated_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.estimated_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.description}) is very low or even shows up as zero it seems to somehow end with a result that is extremly large?  I can not figure it out?

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Remember dividing by 0.01 is the same as multiplying by 100<br />
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Dividing by 0.00001 is the same as multiplying by 10000<br />
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mlmcc
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Remember dividing by 0.01 is the same as multiplying by 100

Dividing by 0.00001 is the same as multiplying by 10000

mlmcc

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If have the formula below and get division by zero errors? &nbsp;Help please.<br />
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if (({Vend_Visit_Items.ending<wbr />_inv_calc}<wbr />/WeightedA<wbr />verage ({Vend_Visit_Items.estimat<wbr />ed_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.estimate<wbr />d_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.descript<wbr />ion}))) = 0 then<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; 0<br />
else <br />
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(({Vend_Visit_Items.ending<wbr />_inv_calc}<wbr />/WeightedA<wbr />verage ({Vend_Visit_Items.estimat<wbr />ed_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.estimate<wbr />d_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.descript<wbr />ion})))/7
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If have the formula below and get division by zero errors?  Help please.


if (({Vend_Visit_Items.ending_inv_calc}/WeightedAverage ({Vend_Visit_Items.estimated_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.estimated_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.description}))) = 0 then
    0
else 

(({Vend_Visit_Items.ending_inv_calc}/WeightedAverage ({Vend_Visit_Items.estimated_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.estimated_ads}, {Vend_Visit_Items.description})))/7

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