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Hi,
i have created a Line chart where i have added a title for that chart, now i need to center align that chart title.
How could i align center? Please help me on this.
Regards,
Supriya
AFAIK not possible in current version.
In Qlik Sense you can only do align from Right to Left in the newest version 3.0.0.0 where you select the align of all parameters with this button:

You have this alignment:

I guess you can't make what you intend to using Qlik Sense, but you can try QlikView instead ![]()
Regards,
MB
Hi Supriya,
Currently there is no properties available in Qliksense for title alignment. You can use space to align text to middle or right since by default text is aligned to left.
Thanks,
Ram Krishna
Sorry for bumping this old thread, but do we have any option to do this in newer versions of Qlik Sense or any work arounds?
Still doesn't seem to be possible ... so ridiculous *ThumbsDown*
One workaround which I used is add KPI chart and add your text as a measure. Then go to styling properties, you will option to disable first measure titles after enabling advanced properties. You can play around a little more with borders, font styles, etc. to get the desired look. It still has some downsides though, like if somebody maximizes the charts, they're left without the title, etc.
Insane though it may seem, this still seems to be the case some decade later.
For anyone else coming across this thread, the workaround I found that works fairly well is to cheat and use the ALT+255 character space. Qlik will just remove preceding normal spaces, but the ALT+255 space, it forces it to render. So if copy and paste the following:
=' ' &
And then type your title after the &, you get it roughly in the middle. Or at least, I did with the spacing I was using, you might need to add / remove some characters.
Or you can use the new Layout container and add another object over your chart.
As painful as it is it will remain an option,
This can be achieved using custom CSS in the sheet settings targeting the specific chart.
.qv-object-657156cc-b466-473b-a090-c88ad72eb834 .qv-object-header {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
align-items: center;
}
.qv-object-657156cc-b466-473b-a090-c88ad72eb834 .qv-object-header h2.qv-object-title {
display: inline-block;
text-align: center !important;
}Replace "657156cc-b466-473b-a090-c88ad72eb834" with the ID of the chart you are targeting.