Container size fitting

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Hi bobekryant​,

Have you had a chance to review the solution shared by ShivekMaharaj​ Murtaza_Ghafoor​ ShahRukhSameer​ MasonMA​ ? If the issue persists, feel free to reply so we can help further.

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bobekryant​ 

If you're trying to reproduce something very close to an existing medical/financial form, an HTML Content-type custom visual can be effective.
Tell AI what spacing, widths, padding, border, backgrounds etc. you are looking and have it generate html code, use this code in a Measure for html visual. 

Hi bobekryant​,

I think the limitation here is the Card visual itself. Power BI doesn't have a setting that automatically resizes a Card/container based on the amount of text in a field.

If the Location, Entity and Address are separate fields/cards, I’d avoid trying to make the container dynamically resize. Instead, use one measure that combines the three values and display it in a single Card (or a text box where appropriate). That way the text can wrap within one controlled area rather than having three separate containers fighting for space.

For example:

Location: [Location]
Entity: [Entity]
Address: [Address]

If you need the fields to remain separate, the practical workaround is to give the Address/Entity area a fixed height and enable text wrapping where the visual supports it. You can also reduce the inner padding, but there isn't currently a dynamic “fit container to text” option.

For this particular layout, I'd probably use a single multi-row card for Location, Entity and Address and control the spacing there. It will be much easier to keep the three values aligned when the selected Entity/Address changes length.

@bobekryant

If you are using the new Power BI Card, the problem is usually the internal layout. Changing font size or padding will not always fix it.

My suggestion after doing some search, It is better to use a different Card visual for each field instead of putting Location and Address together in one Card.

What you should do:

• Make separate Cards: Create one Card visual for each field, like Location, Address, and City.
• Clean the design: Turn off backgrounds, borders, and category labels.
• Adjust spacing: Set the padding and size for each Card on its own. Make each box fit its exact text size.
• Group them: Put a background shape behind all the Cards and group them together to make them look like one big box.
• Handle long text: Turn on text wrapping for long addresses. You can also use a Multi-Row Card or Table visual if some addresses are very long.

This stops the Location text from pushing or shrinking the Address space. Separate Cards give you the better control over your report design and overall customization.

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