SSRS Formula or expression to change NaN to 0

ε祈祈猫儿з 提交于 2019-12-05 02:26:22
general exception

How about

=IIF(Fields!Days.Value > 0,Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name"),0)

I didn't have luck with the above answers. Here's what worked for me:

=IIF(Single.IsNAN(Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name")), 0, Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name"))

I used this for similar case,

=REPLACE(Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name"),"NaN","0")

Ratsnake

Here's another option. It should solve the problem, and also get rid of Infinite responses:

=val(replace(Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name"),"NaN","0"))

This is the simplest & best, I think,

=Switch(
Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name") = "NaN",Nothing,
Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name") = "Infinity",Nothing,
Fields!Days.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name") = "-Infinity",Nothing
)

You can also put a 0 instead of nothing.

Cody Konior

Try

=IIf(Fields!Days.Value Is Nothing Or Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name") Is Nothing, 0, Fields!Days.Value / Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name"))

I had a similar issue to this and found that the following was easiest to do.

=Iif(
Fields!Days.Value.Value <> 0 AND Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name") <> 0
, Fields!Days.Value.Value/Sum(Fields!Days.Value, "Date_month_name")
, 0
)

Probably not the best solution, but works.

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