Value Type and Report Type in Report Painter Report

Is there a way I can get both characteristics WRTPP and RRCTY in one table? Or, can I work with two different tables in creating Report Painter report? I need to get the planned values of cost elements with record type 1 and value type 10 to show under one column in my report.
Your help is very much appreciated.
Edited by: Mauricio Villa on Oct 23, 2010 10:32 PM

use the selection criteria to restrict the field types in the query designer- use other variables to check the value
if it doesnt reconcile- you can alternatively use a multi provider for the same thing- that way you will get the same amount in 1 column and you could restrict using the infoprovider column

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