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NSC | Resolve Error: "There is a divide by zero error in this search..."
Scenario
A user is attempting to display the item rate field in a sales invoice saved search in NetSuite but is encountering issues due to the absence of a direct 'Rate' field and encounters error when attempting to derive this using a formula instead. The user encounters the error, "There is a divide by zero error in this search. It may be an error with a formula you have used. Please retry without the formula(s)…"
Solution
To display the item rate in a saved search, use a formula to calculate the rate by dividing the amount by the quantity. However, to avoid errors caused by division by zero, use the following approach:
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