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If you turn on full accumulation on a chart and an expression does not have a value in the maximum value of the first dimension, the accumulation reverts back to zero. For example, open the consulting services sample, go to the Consultants tab, add a list box for the "Consulting" field, select 20 and watch the animation. Only those consultants with a "20" for consulting in 2008-Q4 will have an accumulated value at the end of the animation. Is this by design?
To get around this, use the following expression:
rangesum(above(ChartFieldName,1,rowno()))
Look at the documentation for rowno() and noofrows() to suit your situation.
-Jay
To change default behaviour (by design), uncheck "suppress null values" and "suppress missing values" in presentation tab.
I answered too quickly, sorry.
In addition to Yves suggestion, I also had to check "Show All Values" for the YearQtr dimension to get the desired behavior. I'm using 8.5.