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How do i remove the NaN in "output/input" array. Also i need to display the top column of "200077670" array like "2000776729".

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When you divide a 0 by 0 it will give you NaN. Check the values coming in the denominator is a non-zero value since you are trying to calculate percentage (I Guess).

 

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Some of my denominator has values. Is it possible to display it in "0" instead of NaN for both non values and with values? 

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yes you have to check the values as NaN if true pass 0 else pass the value. You can perform this inside the for loop.
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something like this?? not very good in this...new to LV

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I use this to remove NaN from my arrays, hope this helps.

 

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Thanks Smiley Happythat was good but i am required to show the "0" array instead of removing itSmiley Frustrated

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well then just replace the "delete from array" primitive with a "replace array subset primitive" or better with an inplace structure.

 

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I generally use the following method. 1st one replace the NaN with 0 and the 2nd removes the NaN.

 

Array_NaN remove.png

 

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you'd be slower on large arrays 😛


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