Removing items from sheet doesn't change SQL

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When I create a sheet, run it, then remove items from the sheet, and then refresh it, the SQL doesn't change (items/columns that were removed remain in the select statement). They (columns) are removed from the resulting report, but it's throwing off my results (number of rows due to summary items). In other words, I had detail numbers, replace them with summary numbers, now it should be grouping by the detail items, but it's isn't. Basically, the tool isn't removing those items from the SQL.
Has anyone seen this?
Thanks in advance.

I'll chime in on this one - we're seeing this same behavior as well. I can reproduce the problem at will like so:
1) Create a new sheet.
2) Pick a table, any table, that has a data point.
3) To this new sheet, add the DETAIL of the data point, and one other attribute.
4) View the results - they are good.
5) Realize you made a misteak, go to Edit Sheet, remove the DETAIL and replace it with the SUM of that same data point.
6) View the results, and become dismayed that they are not grouping at all.
7) Click on View->SQL Inspector, and observe the detail item is still in the SQL (along with the SUM) despite having removed it in the sheet editor.
8) Edit sheet - remove all items leaving absolutely everything blank (no selected items, no columns, no calculations, no sorts, nothing)
9) Click on View->SQL Inspector, and observe the detail item is still in the SQL. That's wrong!
If that's not a bug, I'm czar of all the Russias.
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