Choosing specific key figure

Hi all,
There are 12 key figures (one for each month) and now I want select one of them in the query for output according to input value. For example, when user entry is 3, in the report will be visible column Z03, for 4 column Z04, etc.
How can I achieve this behavior in BEX?
Message was edited by: Jozko Pucik

try out this:
Drag and drop all 12 Keyfigures into columns panel of Query designer and hide them (right click>properties>Display:always hide).
Create a new formula (formula variable )on '0CALMONTH2'(month) and hide it.Lets name it as 'Month'.
Drag and drop 0calmonth2 into Free chars and restrict with a single value,ready for input,mandatory variable.
now create a new Formula = (Month = 1)Kf1 +(Month = 2)Kf2 +(Month = 3)Kf3 +(Month = 4)Kf4 +(Month = 5)Kf5 +(Month = 6)Kf6 +(Month = 7)Kf7 +(Month = 8)Kf8 +(Month = 9)Kf9 +(Month = 10)Kf10 +(Month = 11)Kf11 +(Month = 12)Kf12 .
So depending on the entered value in selection screen,respective Keyfigure will be displayed and remaining all will become zero in formaula.
Message was edited by: Murali

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