Two queries in one output in BEx is it possibl ?

Hi,
Is there a possibility in Bex Excel screen that we can output two queries at the same time , like 1st query in first half and second query 2nd half of the screen .I think its not possible but just wanna know if anyone came across such an issue
I know it is possible with WAD ...

Hi Raj,
You can execute 2 queries in one work book.First execute one query,place the cursor under query results area,go to tools->Insert query->execute.Save->Save existing work book.
When ever u open the work book u have to execute both the queries.Instead of executing twice you can use some options, so that it saves and reuses the input values and automatically refresh the queries when u open the work book(If the input values are fixed).
For that right click->Properties->Intraction tab
You can see 4 check boxes.check all boxes,ok for all queries and save.So when u open the work book it retrieves data.No need to give input values

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