Hi, 'Infinity' has been returned as the result of MIN function as the attached screenshot. What should I do so that Zero value can be shown instead of 'Infinity'? Best regards, Maki Yasuda
Hi,In case you don't have a solution yet.To solve this you may consider using conditonal formula and setup desired line item to be result of:IF <YOUR FORMULA> = DIVIDE(1,0) THEN 0 ELSE <YOUR FORMULA>DIVIDE(X,0) formula will always return Infinity as result.
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