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Hi @Jannette Jones ,
Whether the data in the field [Fields!strType] in your original table has CreditsAndDeposits, Refunds, Rent_Tax, Sales_Tax, and Cost_of_Insurance **. I mean are these field values: **CreditsAndDeposits, Refunds, Rent_Tax, Sales_Tax, Cost_of_Insurance exactly as they exist in your original table without any decimal point or the difference in case. Because they may exist as "RentTax" instead of "Rent_Tax" in your table; in your table as "SalesTax" instead of "Sales_Tax".
This expression was originally when I created the test table and the test was successful. You haven't made any changes to your query result table on the expression I gave, which is probably why you keep getting Error.
There is no problem with the expression logic, what you need is to replace the fields and field values in the expression according to your own table, instead of 100% copying the expression I gave.
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Best Regards,
Joy
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