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Bold cell

Hello everybody.

I want to bold colom in my pivot table but I'm not arrive to do.

I explain in my join document what i want exactly.

Can you help me to have this results?

Thank you for your help...

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its_anandrjs
Champion III
Champion III

Hi,

Use capitalize ( ) function.

Regards

Anand

its_anandrjs
Champion III
Champion III

Hi,

Ok you want to bold the column so for this go to

Properties -> Style -> Select Basic and apply setting.

HTH

Rgds

Anand

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Hi Anand,

Thank you for your help but its not what I want! I'm sorry

I dont have the good results with your indication...

Other idea??

SunilChauhan
Champion II
Champion II

in expression-> click on + sign which before expression name

go to text format  and type ='<B>'

or you can try this

properties-> visual Qubes->select column or filed and check on bold which is on bottom

Sunil Chauhan
kaushiknsolanki
Partner Ambassador/MVP
Partner Ambassador/MVP

Hi,

    Do this changes first.

    Go to Settings -> User preference -> Design -> Check "Always Show Design Menu Item"

    Click OK.

    Go to the Chart Right Click on Cell... You will find the Option Named. "Custom Format Cell"

    Change the settings as per your need.

Regards,

Kaushik Solanki

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Hi,

I tried all your proposition but any give me the good results...

Any idea???

thank you...

SunilChauhan
Champion II
Champion II

sample file

Sunil Chauhan
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See my first message for Excel file or this image...Bold cell.bmp

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I don't kow if it is possible to do this in one single chart, I doubt it, but If it is impossible to do this, I have a solution / work around that will work: You can create 4 charts (one chart for each week) and put them next to each other, and use layers (so that the dimension column is hidden behind the top layer)  -> you will get a similar result, after some hard work... Regards, Robert