Multiple fiscper values on query

Hi Experts,
Heres the problem, I need to create a query in which the user inputs a fiscal period (003.2010) the query on the 1st row must show the data for december of the last year (012.2009), and for the rest of the rows the data must be based on the range from january to the month input by the user (001.2010 - 003.2010).
I created 2 exit variables to obtain last years december period value and the period range, and assigned the variable on the desired selections, the problem is that the whole query continues to filter based on the first value input by the user, the exit variable values are being ignored.
Im missing something? can someone pleae help me.
Thanks in advance.

You have to put your second customer exit variable under each of those rows. I am assuming your having the range variable outside now. So the filter is already set for 001.2010-003.2010, so it wont get the value for 012.2009. So if you set the range variable similar to this row, it should work.
Gokul

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