Restriction of Deciamal places(BW 2004s).

Hi friends Iam working in BW2004s . Iam working on report on 0fo_o02 in which I have a keyfigutre amount. Now, when iam executing the query the amount field is showing values in which some are negative and some are positve . Now for positive values the decimal restriction is working but it is not working for negative values . I have tried in Dispaly as option for key figure . Also not showing the unit for these negative values. Some values are showing with * in reports but when u click that cell we can see the values in the formula screen in excel , i don't know what is this problem ..
Can somebody suggest me something its a bit urgent..
Thanks in advance..

As far as negative values are concerned, its a known bug of BI 7.0 . Even we faced the same issue but it got resolved once we applied SP11 patch. For * it comes when there are different currencies/units. Just have NODIM on that KF and your problem will be solved.

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13.4 MANAGERS, HOSTS, PARTICIPANTS, MODERATORS, AND OTHER THIRD PARTIES ARE NOT AUTHORIZED ADOBE SPOKESPERSONS, AND THEIR VIEWS DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THOSE OF ADOBE. TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ADOBE WILL HAVE NO LIABILITY RELATED TO USER CONTENT ARISING UNDER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS, LIBEL, PRIVACY, PUBLICITY, OBSCENITY, OR OTHER LAWS. ADOBE ALSO DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY WITH RESPECT TO THE USE, MISUSE, LOSS, MODIFICATION, OR UNAVAILABILITY OF ANY USER CONTENT.
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13.6 SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN WARRANTIES, THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, OR LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY MAY LAST, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
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I have had a problem ever since I upgraded last year to Tiger. I have Juno, and ever since I upgraded from Jaguar, I cannot use the Juno software to log on. But more annoying that that (I have a work around that works just fine), I cannot send email from my mac mail. If I want to send an email or respond to an email, I have to physically log onto Juno's website and email and write and send from there. I have contacted Juno numerous times, and they tell me to reset my password, which makes no sense to me. Any Ideas?

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Gmail account sends and receives fine. Home email account receives fine but will not send unless I am home and connected to my wi-fi. Work email receives fine but will not send.
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