Data difference between PSA/Query and InfoCube

Hi All!
I have a problem during the data extraction from R/3 to a basic Cube. When the currency is different from EUR, the key figure 0CS_YTD_TC data its different from the others (0CS_YTD_GC and 0CS_YTD_LC). In the cube content the value is correct but in the PSA and in queries is not.
What can I do?

Ricardo,
Do you mean that one of your KF value (for example, in the cube) differs from the value shown in a query 10 times?
If so, look at the table TCURX. In my system PTE has 0 decimals. It means that cube/query will differ 100 times.
Look here at the problem description:
Re: Local Currency COP, KRW values wrong in report
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Re: is conditional calculation in the report possible?
Best regards,
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