Pb in BEx : Total result of differences between 2 restricted KF

Hello,
I have a big problem in the BEX and the best is to give you an example of a scenario:
      Quant1    Quant2         Difference(absolute value)
M1   Q1 = 100 Q2 = 80    |Q1 Q2| = 20
M2   Q3 = 90   Q4 = 100   |Q3 Q4| = 10
Tot. R1 = 190     R2 = 180           R ??
For the ratio R, I want to have the sum of the differences, ie R = 20 + 10 = 30 (instead of 190 180 = 10).
If the materials are displayed, I can do that using the propertie of totalisation of result for the formula.
The problem is when I remove the material in order to only have the result, Id like to have the same result, ie the sum of each difference of the materials that compose the result (even if the materials are not displayed anymore). The reality is that it calculates the formula again with the quantities of the total line, ie |R1 R2| = 10.
I think the Bex cant do that as from the moment when I use restricted key figures (which is the case in my scenario).
Do anyone have an idea on how to have my report as I want ?
Thanks for all the answers.
Vanessa

Hello Arun,
Yes I have exactly these properties for the ratio of difference:
"calculate result as" : summation
"calculate single values as" : Nothing defined
"Formula collision" : Nothing defined
It doesn't matter changing the formula collision as there is no formula collision (I've tried).
I think the problem comes from the fact that when the materials and the result are displayed, materials are considered as single values and the result as a result.
When I remove the material, the result becomes a single value and therefore, it isn't correct.
But I don't understand why there is no way to avoid this problem as it is a current problem (everybody should use differences or ratios...). There must be something to do but I don't know why.
Thanks for your help

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