Displaying Japanese text in Bex window

Hi,
In one of my reports, the text is in Japanese language and is shown as ######### in BEX window. Is there a setting, whereby I can display the Japanese fonts in BEX window ?
Would appreciate your help with points.
Thanks,
Abhishek

Hi
Have you mapped 0LANGUAGE in transfer rules and loaded Japanese fonts in BW
For that , you have to maintain language dependent text settings for the related master data
If you done this, any text can appear in BEx window
Read this
Regarding Language Dependent Text
multipule language
You can search more such threads in the forum to get a better picture to solve your problem easily
Regards
N Ganesh

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