Report Result differs between Java Web and ABAP Web

Hi Experts,
We have a BW Report in BI NW 7.0.  When we run the report in Bex (ABAP Stack) or ABAP Web the default results are different from the Java Web Results.  There are no selection differences.
Please help me if I miss any settings or any corrections required.
Thanks in advance.
Deepthi.

Hi,
The function Calculate Results as ... could not be applied everywhere.
Recalculation of a resutls row is always based on the amount of detail cells subordinate to this cell, which is the finest details of a drilldown. It is not possible to recalculate resutls in hierarchical lists. This means that calculation of a results cell is not performed if a row or column with an expand symbol is subordinate to it. With recalculation, the newly calculated result has to change with each expansion of a node subordinate to it. This is not supported for technical reasons and would only confuse the user.
Note, however, that Calculate Results as -> Suppress Results is always executed, because the problem above does not apply in that case.
Notification Number BRAIN 141
Please refer the notes
Note 1071067 - "Calculate Singlve Value as" in list without drilldown
Note 997421 - Calculate as 'Supress Result' on hierarchy nodes
Note 857895 - 'Suppress results' for the display hierarchy
Note 853058 - Calculate Results/Single Values as ... priority rules
Hope this helps.
Regards
Srikanth

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