Pivot table calculated field returning #VALUE

junkforhr

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
I have a pivot table and I have two numerical fields call enrol and total.

I want to create a % of enrol by dividing enrol by total. Which is fine, but if enrol or total has 0, then #value is being returned.

Rows in the Pivot Table is Location and columns has Main.

I've tried the following without success.

=IFERROR(enrol/total,0)

=IFERROR(IF(OR(enrol =0,total =0),"",enrol /total),"")

Desired result is to have blank rather than 0% or #VALUE
 

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