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Defining and Changing Exceptions 
In exception reporting you select and highlight objects that are in some way different or critical. Results that fall outside a set of predetermined threshold values (exceptions) are highlighted in color or designated with symbols. This enables you to identify immediately any results that deviate from the expected results.
Exception reporting allows you to determine the objects that are critical for a query in you Web application.
1. Call up the exceptions wizard. You can call the exceptions wizard, that guides you through the definition of exceptions on a step-by-step basis, from various locations:
¡ In BEx Web Applications: Choose Exceptions ® Create New Exception in the context menu.
¡ In the List of Exceptions Web item: Choose Add.
¡ In the BEx Web Analyzer: Choose Settings ® Tab Page Exceptions ® Add.
2. Make the required settings for the definition of the exception. For more information, see Definition of Exceptions.
3. Choose Exit.
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1. Choose an exception in the Web item List of Exceptions and choose Details. The exceptions wizard appears.
2. Change the settings of your exception.
3. Choose Exit. Your changes are copied.
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1. Choose an exception in the Web item List of Exceptions and choose Details.
2. The exception is deleted.
You have defined or changed an exception. The exception is evaluated in the Web application, that is the cells in the table that are affected by the exception are displayed with the appropriate color shading. Furthermore, you can display exceptions in maps and charts. For more information, see Display of Exceptions with Maps and Charts.

You can display the exception descriptions and activate or deactivate the exceptions you want.
BEx Web applications:
Choose Switch Status in the Web item List of Exceptions to activate and deactivate exceptions.
Choose Settings in the BEx Web Analyzer. You can activate or deactivate the exceptions using the Switch Status button.
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