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Re: NaN problem

Hilary Stoupa — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 23:25:05 GMT

Hey there --

A lot depends upon how you are getting the error. Is it a default value in your field? Can you have the field populated via a rule instead? Then you'd be able to set a condition on the rule so it would only fire when you have values you can use (like "FieldA is not blank") for calculations. Another option is to use a conditional default value. This post has two methods for this, I find the second one the most helpful.

Re: NaN problem

MelissaM — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 04:03:00 GMT

This problem is driving me crazy! The solution mentioned above is not working. I don't care about the cosmetic reasons, I am trying to submit to a SQL database and NaN is not acceptable! Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Re: NaN problem

Anonymous — Tue, 31 Jan 2006 19:37:04 GMT

I was just working on the same thing, and here is what worked for me. Set a rule on the field that shows NaN. First, set a rule condition for if "the field contains NaN", then set the rule itself to set the field to blank. My result is a blank field until I have put in the numbers that will be calculated.

Hilary

Re: NaN problem

vt_asparagus — Tue, 27 Sep 2005 17:59:02 GMT

What if you defaulted the three textboxes to the value 0? I know it would not be blank when the from comes up but it should get rid of the issue. I experienced similar issues with working with .NET Winforms.

NaN problem

drobins — Tue, 27 Sep 2005 16:54:22 GMT

I am trying to set the value of text box using a formula.

It calculates the the percentage increase for an employees salary.

The problem is before the old salary and new salary are entered the percentage box displays NaN.

All three boxes are decimal.

I would prefer the percentage box stay blank until numbers are entered.

any ideas. i'm sure it's something simple that i am over looking