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AdamRobC
Helper II
Helper II

Return blank values when one value in a division calculation doesn't exist

Hi there,

Please refer to the below screenshot.

I would like the value under variance to be blank when the actual values don't exist. I thought I could achieve this via the DIVIDE function alone but clearly not (unless I am missing something). Any suggestions?

AdamRobC_0-1608168432700.png

Thanks,

Adam

 

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amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@AdamRobC , Try like

 

if(isblank([ASP]), blank(), divide([ASP]-[Plan ASP],[Plan ASP]))

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daxer-almighty
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Solution Sage

divide( [ASP], [ASP] ) * divide( [Plan ASP], [Plan ASP] ) * divide([ASP]-[Plan ASP],[Plan ASP])

 

... and don't ask me why.

amitchandak
Super User
Super User

@AdamRobC , Try like

 

if(isblank([ASP]), blank(), divide([ASP]-[Plan ASP],[Plan ASP]))

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Great, works perfectly

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