Check the underlying data for that cell by clicking on it and see if one of the columns in the calculation has Null values
In Tableau, the result of Null + a value = Null and 0 + a value = Value
Use the ZN function to add the Zero If Null "ZN" to the calculation and that way Null+ a value will return a value and not Null in the cell.
https://help.tableau.com/current/pro/desktop/en-us/functions_functions_number.htm#zn
For Example
If a cell is intended to show the effect of a calculation where every value in Field 1 is Null and Field 2 contains real values, the following calculation will return Null values.
SUM([Field 1]) + Sum([Field 2])
But if ZN (Zero if null) is added to that calculation, the cells will then display values of Field 2
SUM(ZN([Field 1])) + Sum(ZN( [Field 2]))
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