SQ01 query, one field not populating in first line, pushing data to next line

Question

Good day all
I have worked with queries for some time and have never encountered this error
I have a few table joins (FAGLFLEXA, BKPF, BSEG, EKKN, SKAT and EKPO), every thing works and displays correctly, except for the one field
EKKN (ABLAD) - Unload Point.
For some reason, when I test the query, it displays correctly with one entry, but as soon as you run the test for more entries, for some reason, the first Unloading point on the report is empty and the value reflects on the next line.  If you display the physical documents where the data pulls from, you can clearly see that the entire report pushes down the field to the next line.
For example
Physical SAP Document GL and or PO:
Year     Per     Do     Document No     Profit     Account     Short Text     Merch     Amount in Grp     Segm     Posted on     Unload Point
2014     001     XF     40000000000     ABCD     86100       Text              ACD       72799.60             11          20140106      24/59/68
2014     001     XD     40000000001     ABCC     86100       Text              ACC       18755.50             11          20140108      26/00/48
SQ01 report (with one line)
Year     Per     Do     Document No     Profit     Account     Short Text     Merch     Amount in Grp     Segm     Posted on     Unload Point
2014     001     XF     40000000000     ABCD     86100       Text              ACD       72799.60             11          20140106      24/59/68
SQ01 report (with more lines)
Year     Per     Do     Document No     Profit     Account     Short Text     Merch     Amount in Grp     Segm     Posted on     Unload Point
2014     001     XF     40000000000     ABCD     86100       Text              ACD       72799.60             11          20140106      2014     001     XD     40000000001     ABCC     86100       Text              ACC       18755.50             11          20140108      24/59/68

Answer 1

I found the error!  The query was written in a certain format.  For example it had many fields which was used to populate the data from different tables.  The error occured because of the sequence.  The query had to bring in a field but it had to derive it from a purchase order, but the purchase order check was after the said field therefor, when it looked at the Purchase Order, it found the field and populated it, but only on the second line.  In the first line it couldnt find the Purchase order yet (as EKKO was lower down), so it didnt populate it yet....
SIGH