Changing Fontsize on the Data Point Values

[martino]

I Would like to change the fontsize on the "Values on Data Point" to a size 6 but can't seem to find a way.

I Only want to change the fontsize on the "Value On Data point" the rest of the chart should remain the default fontsize .

I expect that there is an expression that makes it possible but can't find it.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Martin

[kji · Accepted solution]

"Value on Data" point uses the axis font by default, but can be modified using the "Text Format" sub expression, setting it to ='<H1>' will give you a larger font, H6 a smaller font, with a few options inbetween. You can also use <B>, <I> and <U> for Bold, italic and underline.

[martino]

I already knew about the Bold, Italic and underlige BUT the '<H1>' was exactly what i needed.

Thank You A LOT.

/Martin

[mountaindude]

Confirmed, this works at least for line charts.

For pie charts in a Trellis the Text Format sub expression doesn't seem to make any difference though.. Not sure if it is by design, or if it is possible, or if it's a bug..

[#5]

I want BOLD and H1 at the same time. Could you share the syntax?

[#6]

'<H1>' & '<B>'

[#7]

Thanks dear

I already knew about the Bold, Italic and underline BUT the '<H1>' to '<H6>' was really helpful.

Thank You A LOT.

Jassi

[#8]

Hi guys,

I have already used this solution and it works fine.

This time, I am trying to apply it to a pie chart to get external labels for each section.

I used the expression: if(count(distinct [Dimension])=1,[Dimension]) but I need to resize the font. It seems that the usual ='<H6>' solution does not work this time.

Any idea?

Thanks

M

[Akshaya45]

Hi, Where do i use this expression , can you please give some sample QVF Files.

Please help !!!

[kumarravi]

Hi,

• Right click and select properties
• Go to expression
• Click + on the left side of the expression
• Click on Text font 
  • You can write following expression there:
  • '<H1>' & '<B>' // H1 is the biggest and H6 is the smallest
  • '<H2>' & '<B>'
  • '<H3>' & '<B>'
  • '<H4>' & '<B>'
  • '<H5>' & '<B>'
  • '<H6>' & '<B>'
  • <U> //Underline
  • <I> // Italic
  • <B> // Bold

You can use combination of it using & operator.