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 kushalthakral
		
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		Dear All
I have a table in which i am using three expression out of which i have to last expression in bold and first two expressions normal
is there any way through which i can achieve this
Thanks
Kushal Thakral
 Gysbert_Wassena
		
			Gysbert_WassenaClick on the + in front of the expression on the Expressions tab, select Text Format and then enter in the Definition field the string '<b>'.
 Gysbert_Wassena
		
			Gysbert_WassenaClick on the + in front of the expression on the Expressions tab, select Text Format and then enter in the Definition field the string '<b>'.
 
					
				
		
 mphekin12
		
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		If you go to the expressions tab and click the '+' next to the expression you want to be bold you should see a list of parameters you can change. Go to the one that says 'Text Format' and type ='<b>' into the Definition.
Hope this helps.
 
					
				
		
First, for a table, you should always create a Chart and select the Table type.
Go to Properties, Expressions, and click on the + to the left of the Expression you want to Bold.
Then click on Text Format and in the expression window, type ='<B>'
That should do it.
for your reference:
Text Format
Edit the Text Format expression to enter an attribute expression for calculating the font style of text associated with the data point (For tables: text in the table cell for each dimension cell. The calculated text format will have precedence over table style defined in the Chart Properties: Style.) The expression used as text format expression should return a string containing a '<B>' for bold text, '<I>' for italic text and/or '<U>' for underlined text. Note that = is necessary before the string.
- Brian Koehn
 
					
				
		
 eduardo_sommer
		
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		In the Text Format property of the expression. you want in bold, just include '<B>'
Eduardo
 
					
				
		
 kushalthakral
		
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		Thank you All
Regards
Kushal Thakral
