Ssrs lookup funtion after update to SP2 (reporting services)

Hi
After updating to sql server 2012 sp2 build 11.00.5058
the lookup functions disrupts a tablix.<o:p></o:p>
I Created a tablix with a column and row grouping. If I
add a lookup function in an expression (in this case the value expression) The
cell with the lookup value show a total different value. This is quite
strange
and tricky I guess.
It is working before the update and in visual studio:
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On the reportServer:
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If I remove the lookup funtion it works again.
I can send an rdl file and images for an example.
King regards,
Ronald

Thank you for your response.
Here is some sample data:
SELECT 119 AS ThemeId, 119 AS ColumnID, 118 AS ParentThemeID, 10 AS ColumnOrder, 1 AS DisplayOrder, '#F0AB00' AS ThemeColor, 'Geloofwaardigheid' AS NAME, 1 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 124 AS ThemeId, 119 AS ColumnID, 119 AS ParentThemeID, 10 AS ColumnOrder, 2 AS DisplayOrder, '#F0AB00' AS ThemeColor, 'Communicatie' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 125 AS ThemeId, 119 AS ColumnID, 119 AS ParentThemeID, 10 AS ColumnOrder, 3 AS DisplayOrder, '#F0AB00' AS ThemeColor, 'Vakbekwaamheid' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 126 AS ThemeId, 119 AS ColumnID, 119 AS ParentThemeID, 10 AS ColumnOrder, 4 AS DisplayOrder, '#F0AB00' AS ThemeColor, 'Integriteit' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 120 AS ThemeId, 120 AS ColumnID, 118 AS ParentThemeID, 20 AS ColumnOrder, 1 AS DisplayOrder, '#AA272F' AS ThemeColor, 'Respect' AS NAME, 1 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 129 AS ThemeId, 120 AS ColumnID, 120 AS ParentThemeID, 20 AS ColumnOrder, 2 AS DisplayOrder, '#AA272F' AS ThemeColor, 'Ondersteuning' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 128 AS ThemeId, 120 AS ColumnID, 120 AS ParentThemeID, 20 AS ColumnOrder, 3 AS DisplayOrder, '#AA272F' AS ThemeColor, 'Samenwerking' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 127 AS ThemeId, 120 AS ColumnID, 120 AS ParentThemeID, 20 AS ColumnOrder, 4 AS DisplayOrder, '#AA272F' AS ThemeColor, 'Zorg' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 121 AS ThemeId, 121 AS ColumnID, 118 AS ParentThemeID, 30 AS ColumnOrder, 1 AS DisplayOrder, '#005172' AS ThemeColor, 'Eerlijkheid' AS NAME, 1 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 130 AS ThemeId, 121 AS ColumnID, 121 AS ParentThemeID, 30 AS ColumnOrder, 2 AS DisplayOrder, '#005172' AS ThemeColor, 'Gelijkwaardigheid' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 131 AS ThemeId, 121 AS ColumnID, 121 AS ParentThemeID, 30 AS ColumnOrder, 3 AS DisplayOrder, '#005172' AS ThemeColor, 'Onpartijdigheid' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 132 AS ThemeId, 121 AS ColumnID, 121 AS ParentThemeID, 30 AS ColumnOrder, 4 AS DisplayOrder, '#005172' AS ThemeColor, 'Rechtvaardigheid' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 122 AS ThemeId, 122 AS ColumnID, 118 AS ParentThemeID, 40 AS ColumnOrder, 1 AS DisplayOrder, '#357007' AS ThemeColor, 'Trots' AS NAME, 1 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 134 AS ThemeId, 122 AS ColumnID, 122 AS ParentThemeID, 40 AS ColumnOrder, 2 AS DisplayOrder, '#357007' AS ThemeColor, 'Persoonlijk werk' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 135 AS ThemeId, 122 AS ColumnID, 122 AS ParentThemeID, 40 AS ColumnOrder, 3 AS DisplayOrder, '#357007' AS ThemeColor, 'Team' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 133 AS ThemeId, 122 AS ColumnID, 122 AS ParentThemeID, 40 AS ColumnOrder, 4 AS DisplayOrder, '#357007' AS ThemeColor, 'Imago van de organisatie' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 123 AS ThemeId, 123 AS ColumnID, 118 AS ParentThemeID, 50 AS ColumnOrder, 1 AS DisplayOrder, '#7D0849' AS ThemeColor, 'Kameraadschap' AS NAME, 1 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 136 AS ThemeId, 123 AS ColumnID, 123 AS ParentThemeID, 50 AS ColumnOrder, 2 AS DisplayOrder, '#7D0849' AS ThemeColor, 'Gemeenschap' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 137 AS ThemeId, 123 AS ColumnID, 123 AS ParentThemeID, 50 AS ColumnOrder, 3 AS DisplayOrder, '#7D0849' AS ThemeColor, 'Gastvrijheid' AS NAME, 2 AS depth  UNION ALL
SELECT 138 AS ThemeId, 123 AS ColumnID, 123 AS ParentThemeID, 50 AS ColumnOrder, 4 AS DisplayOrder, '#7D0849' AS ThemeColor, 'Verbondenheid' AS NAME, 2 AS depth
In The RDL create a tablix with one cell and group on ColumnID in the column, group on DisplayOrder in the row. Copy the Expression in the value of the cell. Now the cell shows
in column 119 a value from column
123 outside the lookup function.
In my opinion this really should not happen after an update of SQL server. In visual studio it is working correctly!
Best Regards,
Ronald Mussche

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    library!WindowsService_11!cbc!01/25/2014-09:51:05:: i INFO: Cleaned 0 batch records, 0 policies, 0 sessions, 0 cache entries, 0 snapshots, 0 chunks, 0 running jobs, 0 persisted streams, 0 segments, 0 segment mappings, 0 edit sessions.
    library!WindowsService_11!cbc!01/25/2014-09:51:05:: i INFO: Call to CleanBatch() ends
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