The decimal place is wrong in GR55

Dear Expert:
We are using currency JPY
We now creating a new report using report painter, but unfortunately the decimal place is wrong,
the result is only one percentage of the real amount, how can I get this issue solved?
notice that we are using report painter, not ABAP programming, so function module BAPI_CURRENCY_CONV_TO_INTERNAL
is not applicable.

Dear Lu Meng
I was reading your question which seems not answered at all.
I have EXACTLY your same issue.
In ECC using a FAGLFLEXT Report Painter.
My zero decimal currencies such as HUF and JPY are showing in the report, with decimals, thus are factor of 100 too small. Even changing layout deimcals, etc has NO EFFECT.
Did you solve this sissue? OSS has nothing either?
Thanks for any assistance.
Richard

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