GreenBoy
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Hi
Im getting the NaN error in the results when I add a column using the Divide function.
I know this is because both columns can contain a 0 (Zero) value and the Nan is showing this - I have tried using the Replace Errors function on this column, but this does not work on NaN.
I need to show the rows that have Zero in them, but cant have errors as this causes problems back in Excel.
What else can I do to remove the NaN - is there an If Error type function to wrap the Table.AddColumn function in?
Thanks
Dave (PQ Noob)
Im getting the NaN error in the results when I add a column using the Divide function.
I know this is because both columns can contain a 0 (Zero) value and the Nan is showing this - I have tried using the Replace Errors function on this column, but this does not work on NaN.
I need to show the rows that have Zero in them, but cant have errors as this causes problems back in Excel.
What else can I do to remove the NaN - is there an If Error type function to wrap the Table.AddColumn function in?
Thanks
Dave (PQ Noob)