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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
"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.
"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.
I already knew about the Bold, Italic and underlige BUT the '<H1>' was exactly what i needed.
Thank You A LOT.
/Martin
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..
I want BOLD and H1 at the same time. Could you share the syntax?
'<H1>' & '<B>'
Thanks dear
I already knew about the Bold, Italic and underline BUT the '<H1>' to '<H6>' was really helpful.
Thank You A LOT.
Jassi
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
Hi, Where do i use this expression , can you please give some sample QVF Files.
Please help !!!
Hi,
You can use combination of it using & operator.