Can Queries with varients be precalculated ?

Hello All,
How to precalculate a Query or Web templet which has input variable's.
Actually i am following this process for precalculation,
Eg: Query> Publish>BEx Broadcast> new settings> Precalculation settings......
I have a query which requires input variables which i want to precalculate and when i fill up the required info
and execute it throw's me an erros saying : 'The required entry variables in Query are not filled'....
where as im not able to create varients in Broadcasting...How to do this ?
Need Help....
Regards,
Nisha Jagtap.

Hi Sunmit,
I tried to set VAR 01 and Create, it opens a tab which is empty there are no options in tha tab, i am not able
to do anything. There is 'Description' also i tried to select the description of the Varient and then creat but this
too is not working , i can see the tab empty.
Regards,
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