Document Retreival from SharePoint Online with in Folders

In Requirement to retrieve a document from SharePoint Online, using CSOM, I came across a scenario where I need to retrieve a document (Excel, pdf, txt etc) . If the document is the Library level (https://XXX.Sharepoint.com/Sites/Site/DocumentLibrary),
I could successfully retrieve it, but if there are folders at 2 levels (https://XXX.Sharepoint.com/Sites/Site/DocumentLibrary/Folder1/Folder2/excel.xslx), My code
fails in reading the document.
Interesting part is if the file is .docx, its being fetched at any level of Document. I see this issue for formats other than docx
Any help or suggestions would be of great help!!
TIA,
Tasaduq

Hi,
Here are two threads for your reference:
Displaying SSRS reports in SharePoint online 2013
http://community.office365.com/en-us/f/154/t/236914.aspx
Deploying 2012 SSRS Report to Azure SSRS? o365 SharePoint Online options?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16446146/deploying-2012-ssrs-report-to-azure-ssrs-o365-sharepoint-online-options
As this question is more relate to Office 365, I suggest you post it to Office 365 Forum, you will get more help and confirmed answers from there.
http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/default.aspx
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