Calculation of % in Query

Hi All,
I am having below work in my query.
I am having 'Region' in my Row and 'Production' in my coloum. And there are two key figures in the coloum.
Now my report is like below format.
Product Form             A                  B            C             Overall Result
Region         KeyFg1   (%)KeyFig2
1                    10          10%60
2                    20          20%60
3                    30          30%60
Overall           60
Result
Now, i want to calucate keyfigure 2 as shown in above . I want to calculate percentage as shown above.
Please suggest, how to implement the same.
Regards,
Macwan James.

Hi James,
Since you have already tried most of the options, try this one too:
If 'Region' is the most granular characteristic in the query (that is, it is on the right most level in the list of rows);
1) Create a CKF 'KF1 Agg'
2) In it, add SUMCT 'KF1'
3) Then create a CKF 'KF2'
4) In it add KF1 %A 'KF1 Agg'
This will work, since 'KF1 Agg' does not take the entire result but only the total of 'KF1' for all the regions.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Shruti.

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