Formula Variable for Each Row

Is there any way to make the formula variable take different values for different rows in a given report? Our requirement is that each sales division in US will be approved of a certain percentage of rebate that it can use. In the report one should see the net sales value after considering the % rebate. For e.g., US has East, West, South, Central and Midwest Sales Divisions. There are 5 product lines, prod1 to prod5. The client will maintain a Z table for all the combinations of Sales division and Product line (i.e., East & prod1 - 10%, East & prod2 - 3%... Midwest & prod5 - 5%). Actual sales done in each sales division will not have these rebates considered. So at the corporate level when the report is executed, the query should be able to apply the corresponding values to the actual sales. Is it possible with BEx? As far as I know, the user exit is not executed for each row. Hope I was lucid enough to explain the problem at hand and if anyone has any effective ideas on this issue, please post your thoughts here. Thanks a ton in advance.
IS

Hi,
I doubt that you'll be able to do it in BEx.
The easiest way is to include a rebate into your infoprovider.
Best regards,
Eugene

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