Dealing with Null Value's

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Robert Sykes

I have a report that has a summary of items on several subreports. If the
values in the subreports it shows up as #error in the summary, how do I
change them to read "0" instead?

Example: =[MEMBERS - CANCELLED].Report![Can Total]

Thanks in Advance.

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Marshall Barton

Robert said:
I have a report that has a summary of items on several subreports. If the
values in the subreports it shows up as #error in the summary, how do I
change them to read "0" instead?

Example: =[MEMBERS - CANCELLED].Report![Can Total]

=IIf([MEMBERS - CANCELLED].Report.HasData, [MEMBERS -
CANCELLED].Report![Can Total], 0)
 

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