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Beginner here...trying to make HasValue(field) null if equal to zero...any suggestions?

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I would like this (field 1) to be nulled out when equal to zero. can anyone please help?

Also, When I divide Field 2 by field 1, it calculates, but I still get a error message upon opening the PDF. Is it because field 1 is equal to zero (and you can't divide by zero)?

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I want the zero in the middle box to not show up. Any help is appreciated. I can't figure it out.

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To get rid of the zero you just put an if statement in something like (in formcalc):

if ($ == 0) then

$ = ""

endif

You do a similar thing for the calculation with the error:

if (Field1 <> 0 and Field1.isNull == 0) then

$ = Field2 / Field1

endif

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Level 7

To get rid of the zero you just put an if statement in something like (in formcalc):

if ($ == 0) then

$ = ""

endif

You do a similar thing for the calculation with the error:

if (Field1 <> 0 and Field1.isNull == 0) then

$ = Field2 / Field1

endif

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Thank you so much for your response.