Drill across leads to 'X' in %CT function

I am using the function %CT which gives me the share of a key figure against the subtotal.
This works beautifully, except when I try to drill across.
Drill across results into u2018Xu2019 values.
Example:
          KF 1   %CT
A        2         33%
B        4         66%
Total   6       100%
KF1 can be split in Y / N by drilling across. I would expect:
          KF 1     KF1     %CT     %CT
          Y           N          Y          N
A        1           1         25%     50%
B        3           1          75%    50%
Total   4          2         100%   100%
But instead the % show u2018Xu2019u2026.
Does anybody know what the problem could be?
Thanks,
Jan.

Hi Jan
X comes when there is not assigned value.
In your case , it is unable to calculate when KF is drilled down / accross with Y/N. Thats the reason why 'X' is coming.
Cheers
Chanda

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