How to set text size in conditional formatting

[#1]

In the properties of a chart, I have some expressions.

If I click on the plus sign of the expression I can set background color, text color, text format etc.

F.e. I have in text color the definition: If(1=1, Red() )

and in text format I have: If( 1=1, '<B><I>' ) making it bold italic.

Question: Which formula do I use to set the text size (making the font bigger)...

<H2> or something doesn't work. Or should I use a format expression around my value ? But how does that work...

[#2]

not sure there is a way with an html tag.  other posts suggest that <H1> - <H6> work but I tested on qv9 and qv10 and there was no change to the font.

[#3]

No that doesn't work, I tried it.

Or should I use a format expression around my value ? But how does that work...

[#4]

see if this works...

high light your control

click View menu

click Design Grid (box appears around control)

Ctrl + Shift + Right-Click on the cell you want to edit

click Custom Format Cell

in the Text settings box change the Text size

Apply Changes to "current expression"

Apply

[#5]

well, it works for ALL the lines, not just one...

[#6]

Hello,

Try to use single quates around the tag, ex. '<H5>'.

St0ny

[Sokkorn]

Hi,

Try to use this for text size (under Text Format): IF(1=1,'<H3>')

Regards,

Sokkorn

[antonio_navas]

Make as copys as you need of the calculate text, and make a conditional to view the result

(change the default colors as the result you want)

if(a>1)

[antonio_navas]

Make as copys as you need of the calculate text, and make a conditional to view the result

(change the default colors as the result you want)

if(a>1)

i try to learn better english

[antonio_navas]

Make as copys as you need of the calculate text, and make a conditional to view the result

(change the default colors as the result you want)

if(a>1)

i try to learn better english