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Matrix visual - Formatting (rows format differently)
Hi DutchMark,
Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Fabric Community Forum. Also, thanks to FBergamaschi for those inputs on this thread.
Green underline not coming fully to the left this usually happens because the Matrix adds indentation when there are multiple fields in the Rows area. You can try turning off the Stepped layout under Row headers –> options and check if that makes the lines align properly.Bold only for “Total” rows At the moment, Power BI formatting applies bold to all rows or all subtotals. There isn’t a direct option to bold only “Total” rows. A workaround many people use is conditional formatting on the values for example, making font weight bold only if the row contains “Total”. That way you can highlight just those rows.
Right now there’s no one-click setting for this, so conditional formatting is the best way
Hope this helps if you have any queries we are happy to assist you further.
Best Regards,
Harshitha.
It is difficult to understand the issue not having the pbix
Anyway, please check in the format section of the matrix for "column headers" and check the alignment setting
Otherwise there might me some empty spaces in the other columns
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The green line being not draw all the way to the left has nothing to do with alignment. You see a green line under each row for description WBS. A.I. also didn't know it. The pbix which I can not share nor simplify won't help. Maybe there is a workaround.
Also did read nothing about the totals.
Hi DutchMark,
Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Fabric Community Forum. Also, thanks to FBergamaschi for those inputs on this thread.
Green underline not coming fully to the left this usually happens because the Matrix adds indentation when there are multiple fields in the Rows area. You can try turning off the Stepped layout under Row headers –> options and check if that makes the lines align properly.Bold only for “Total” rows At the moment, Power BI formatting applies bold to all rows or all subtotals. There isn’t a direct option to bold only “Total” rows. A workaround many people use is conditional formatting on the values for example, making font weight bold only if the row contains “Total”. That way you can highlight just those rows.
Right now there’s no one-click setting for this, so conditional formatting is the best way
Hope this helps if you have any queries we are happy to assist you further.
Best Regards,
Harshitha."You can try turning off the Stepped layout under Row headers –> options and check if that makes the lines align properly." That has not been under this option for quite some time. It has been moved.
https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/stepped-layout-option-not-available-after-upload-to-shared-space/m-p/3921063#M1257917
