Incorrect aggregation in parent after deleting data in any child member

Hi Experts,
Currently we are facing a problem in which data are aggregating at parent level properly except in cases where data were already present and subsequently has been deleted. For example if '1000' has been entered in a child level member, it is properly shown in its parent. But, when this figure is deleted, the parent level member is not updated. If '1000' is replaced by any other figure, it is properly being updated in the parent.
The dimension members in which data are being entered have 'Store' property and we are using AGG business rule to accumulate data in parent level.
The above issue is appearing in all months except February. I have checked settings of the dimension member 'February' and it matches with the settings of all other months.
Kindly guide me in this regard as to why this issue is coming and its possible solution.
Thanks in advance!
SYR

Not very clear from description but,
Along with Aggregate missing off, Turn off the intelligent calculations as well:
SET UPDATECALC OFF;
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17236_01/epm.1112/esb_tech_ref/set_updatecalc.html
Is it a single child of the parent, the only child which aggregates to parent,
Are you entering data though data form, is the base member and shared member both are present in data form in rows?
Cheers..!!
Rahul S.

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