Hi James,
Hmm - you are adding fields together, but only if the fields are not equal to zero.  I presume you are doing this to optimize the report performance, so that you don't add zeros unnecessarily.  However, the extra time it takes to check to see if a value is zero probably more than offsets any gain, so you are probably better off just adding up all amounts, including the zeros.
If you want to suppress the fields with zeros from printing, you can either do that for the individual field(s)as a format option, or for the entire section that the field(s) is/are in.
I'm not entirely convinced I understand the problem, so please clarify if this is so...

Malcolm Wynden
I'm for sale at http://wynden.net
malcolm@wynden.net

Hi Malcolm:

I greatly appreciate your response.

I have a formula {Total Billed YTD} that adds 2 data fields together. This formula is in the detail section of the report.  There are many records in the detail that will have 0.00 in these 2 fields.  I need to prevent these records from printing because I also have a formula that calculates profit percent and of course I get the "Division by Zero" error.

I tried formatting the Total Billed YTD to Supress Zero but this doesn't work because the formula still tries to calculate the Zero Detail Lines.

Thank You so much for your expertise.

James

Probably the easiest way is to exclude the zero amounts from the percentage calculation
//ProfitPercent formula
If {@Total Billed YTD} = 0 then
   0
Else
  your existing profit percent formula text

Malcolm Wynden
I'm for sale at http://wynden.net
malcolm@wynden.net

Greetings Malcom,

Thank you so much for the tip on modifying the Percentage Formula, this worked great.

You have my vote for #1 Tech!

James