Report Painter - Use of Constants / Local Formula Variable

Hi,
I am using constant and/or local formula variable in report painter in FSI.
I could use both the values for calculating percentages, ie. it can be used for multiplication or division. However, when I try to use it for addition or subtraction, I am getting the error message no. KH206.
In all cases, I am using different values in the formula, i.e. a absolute figure and a GL based figure.
I am not able to understand, why it even allows me for calculating percentage.
Can anyone help me in using a absolute figure for input and thereafter use it in addition / subtraction.
I would prefer an immediate solution to this as I am in the final stages of this report.
Full points guaranteed.....

Hi Kash,
Thanks for your reply..
Can you elaborate bit further. You mean to say I should create a Constant with some value.
Thereafter how should I bring that in the form. But, How do I enter the Constant in the Formula... There is no key for entering any text in the formula.. there are only ID (the values which we bring in the form and which can be selected for the formula) and numbers which can be entered.
So how do I enter the name of the Constant?
I tried just keying in the name of the Constant, and I could check the formula also, However, while saving the form, I am getting an error,
Element WCaplimit Bis letztem ATag bis &$BISD is not defined correctly -> check definition
Message no. KH206
Diagnosis
In element WCaplimit Bis letztem ATag bis &$BISD the system adds quantities and values or different currencies.
Can you please revert back with step by step solution?
Appreciate your prompt reply.... Thanks

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endloop.
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startmth = ccrange-low+4(2).
endyr    = ccrange-high+0(4).
endmth   = ccrange-high+4(2).
concatenate startyr startmth '01' into startdate.
* determine last day of the end month
if endmth = '02'.
     leapyear = endyr mod 4.
     if leapyear = 0.
        endday = '29'.
     else.
        endday = '28'.
     endif.
elseif ( endmth = '04' or endmth = '06' or endmth = '09' or endmth = '11' ).
       endday = '30'.
else.
       endday = '31'.
endif.
concatenate endyr endmth endday into enddate.
dayofmth = startdate.
IF startmth <= endmth.
   startmth = startmth+1.
ENDIF.
* do it for all days in space of time
   WHILE dayofmth <= enddate.     "to date
     CALL FUNCTION '/OSP/GET_DAYS_IN_MONTH'
     EXPORTING
       input = startmth
     IMPORTING
       output = no_of_wrkdays.
       CLEAR l_s_range.
       l_s_range-sign = 'I'.
       l_s_range-opt = 'EQ'.
       l_s_range-low = no_of_wrkdays.
   append l_s_range to e_t_range.
       startmth = startmth + 1.
       CONCATENATE startyr startmth '01' into dayofmth.
    ENDWHILE.
endif.
endmethod.

Hi Vasavi,
1) Create a FV to calculate no.of days like below, with calmonth in ref characteristics :
2. If you see number of days is an attribute of calmonth. Please enter that as below :
3. Create a formula with above variable and make sure calmonth is added in the row.
Its giving output like this :
I hope this will help you.
Thanks,

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