NaN Error when Dividing with Zero|Power Query|Excel Forum|My Online Training Hub

Hello Mynda,

What is the best approach to handle NaN Errors in Power Query? I have a table which is using a couple of columns but I am concerned about  2 Columns for this calculation and that is A and B and the calculation is to be in %. The Formula my company is using is like this 

=A2/(A2+B2) This calculation will go into the 3rd column.

And now there are some records where values are zero. 

So two issues over here. When I Close and Load to the Table it will show me 4 errors and if I click on 4 Errors and it takes me back to PQ and over there it shows me those records where all values are zero in these 2 columns and 3rd column will show an error, NaN.

I used a Custom Column and used this Formula  =A2/(A2+B2) (Replacing it with actual column names).

Is there a better way to do this?

How do I change Values for NaN Errors?

I can't replace Values of NaN with anything else. I wanted to put value like Undetermined or Undefined (That is what it is when you divide with 0)

Please advise

Thanks,

PB