Amount Does not Match in Perk value Housing.

dear Sir,
i want to know about the details of the Error in PC00_M99_CWTR in that when i run the transaction ,ill put the Inputs
Per no:-
Per Area:-
From :- 01.01.09 to 31.12.09
in select:- Check on View Payroll Period
In select:- Chk on SAP List Viewer
when i run the report in Field WT /3RB Perk value:housing (WT Field name:- pc207-lgart)
from date:- 01.08.09 to 01.01.2010 ,in that Amount Field(pc207-betrg) same value shown from date 01.08.09 to 01.01.2010 .in Amount Field.
i want to find out the Calculation on Which basis this Amount will come or Standard method of Tax calculation .
Thanks and Regards
RS

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Edited by: 972551 on Nov 21, 2012 12:18 PM
Edited by: sabre150 on Nov 21, 2012 11:06 PM
Moderator action : added [code ] tags to format properly. In future please add them yourself.

>
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>
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I always get the Error
+<ERROR+
TEXT="'DWH.CUB_REGISTRATIONS_AW.REGISTRATIONS': XOQ-02517: Der Datentyp des Basisattributs oder der Basisgröße stimmt nicht mit dem zugeordneten Ausdruck überein.
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>
02517, 0, "The data type \"%(1)s\" of the base attribute or base measure is different from the mapped expression \"%(2)s\"."
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>
It is probably safe to ignore this warning, but if you can post the relevant XML for the cube, then will probably be able to spot the problem. I assume that REGISTRATIONS is a measure in the cube CUB_REGISTRATIONS_AW, so this is what you can look for in the XML:
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<Measure Name="REGISTRATIONS"/>
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