Row and column results to be calculated differently in BEx report

Hi
I have a BEx report which consists of profit centre characteristics in the row and headcount key fig in the column over 12 fiscal periods. This headcount key fig has been set to Calculate Results as 'Last Value'. This setting is correct because I want the Overall Result of each profit centre along the row to be the heacount value of period 12 or 11 or 10 depending on the period range entered by the user. Due to this 'Last Value' setting, the Overall Results at the bottom of each fiscal period column also shows the last headcount value ie. the headcount value of the last profit centre displayed on the BEx report. This is incorrect as the Overall Result should be the summation of headcount for all profit centres for fiscal month.
What settings should I make to achieve my reporting requirement. Please let me know.
Many thanks,
Anthony

Hi Uli
Changing the 'Calculate result as' to 'counting all values' didn't work.
What I'm getting from the BEx report is:
               Headcounts...............................
Profit Ctr P1   P2 P3.....P12 Overall Results
P120         5     6    6        7                7
P121         6     5    8        9                9
P122         6     9    8        7                7
Overall
Results     6     9     8       7                7
The last row's Overall Results are incorrect. It should sum up instead of taking the last profit centre P122 's periodic headcounts. The last column's Overall Results are correct as they are the P12's headcounts.
I want the BEx query to look like this:
               Headcounts...............................
Profit Ctr P1   P2 P3.....P12 Overall Results
P120         5     6    6        7                7
P121         6     5    8        9                9
P122         6     9    8        7                7
Overall
Results     17   20   22     23              23
Cheers,
Anthony

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based on default dynamic template:Template13.xlt(Nested Row, 2 x 1 dimensions defined by EvEXP and EvNXP formula).
However, when expanding the dimension with double click these dimensions or change CV of the report with 2 x 2 dimensions defined by EvEXP and EvNXP formula,
error occurs on EvEXP and EvNXP formula and can't retrieve the result correctly.
[Question]
Can't we create the report with more 2 x 2 dimensions in the row and column using EvEXP and EvNXP function ?
We understand that we can make the report with more 2 x 2 dimensions in the row and column if using EvDRE.
Thank You in advance
Kenya

Thank you for your advice.
I understand that we should use EvDRE when creating the report with multiple dimension in the row/column　because EvEXP have some erros, poor performance, etc.
Then, we have two questions.
1)
>plus they had some errors in the designs.
what kind of errors they have as an example?
2)
>If you must build the EVEXP and EVNXP, I would suggest building the template from scratch
We built the simple template with just 2 x 2 dimension from scratch.
But this report doesn't work well when double-click the dimension or changing CV...
Would you please check the following template?
<https://sapmats-de.sap-ag.de/download/download.cgi?id=RCZE1ME4YSORY3DCDO4NNMANZLBL1L5ZBUOB2F71YVNVS8XDJW>
It would be greatly appreciated if you could give me your advice for the template.
Thank you again
And my best regards,
Kenya

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http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/
http://www.opal-consulting.de/training
http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=31517:1
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