Interpretation of Results Rows

In the results rows for a query, the basic results are displayed, not necessarily the totals.

For example, results rows might not include totals in the following cases:

Conditions are active
SeeConditions.
Exception aggregations (such as with the first value, minimum, or average) are used
SeeTab Page: Aggregation (in InfoObject maintenance) orSelection/Formula/Cell Properties (in the BEx Query Designer).
Calculations are made
SeeDefining Formulas andDefining Calculated Key Figures.

If you want to keep the totals in the results row, use the functionCalculate Results As... → Summation (or you could also use other aggregation forms).

Note

Note that these local calculations only change the display of the values. With subsequent calculations, the system does not use this for the display of the changed value, but rather the original value specified by the OLAP processor.

The functions Cumulation and Normalization act similarly with key figures. The original value specified by the OLAP processor is totaled up and cumulated or is displayed as normalized. With subsequent calculations, the system does not use this cumulated or normalized value displayed, but rather the original value.

You can set up the functions Cumulation and Normalizationin the Query Designer (Properties of the Selection/Formula/Cell), during analysis in the Web (Properties of the Structure Elements or Data Cell) and in the BEx Analyzer (Key Figure Properties).

It is not possible to use the values changed for the display in other calculations.

If you use two structures in the query you can execute calculations for individual cells in these two structures. SeeDefining Exception Cells (in the Query Designer).