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Hi Jamey
It seems to work for me when I change the font. By default mine was coming through with the font 'wf_segoe_ui_semibold' which didn't change when I selected bold (as it is already semibold).
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I wish it was that simple. Seems like a bug to me. Everything in the red box should not be bold, however the only row that is not bold is the last one. if I remove the last row then the next one in line is unbold.
- MasonMA11 months ago
Super User
Hi,
Instead of bolding the last row header, maybe consider changing your Layout to 'Tabular' to have all row headers show unbold.
- Jamey11 months ago
Helper I
I don't know how this visual worked then? This is what I'm trying to accomplish but I'm unable to duplicate how this was done. Only the totals are bold, as they should be, this makes much more sense then only allowing the last hierarchy to be changed.
- tharunkumarRTK11 months ago
Super User
AFAIK, that is how it has been working. If that is not your requirement then I think you should consider using SVG based columns
1. Create an SVG specification that includes a rectangle shape and a text element within it.
2. Create a conditional column in Power Query and place your specification in that column. Replace the text value in the SVG code with the column you want to add to your matrix row header. Also, replace the rectangle shape’s fill color with the color you want to use for that category. (You may need to write conditional logic using an IF statement to make it dynamic.)
3. Change the category of this column to "Image URL."
4. You can then place it in your matrix row header.Connect on LinkedIn
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- danextian11 months ago
Super User
Hi Jamey
That’s the expected behavior. Only the lowest level in the currently expanded hierarchy is not bold, and there’s no option to change this at the moment.
- Jamey11 months ago
Helper I
I don't know how this visual worked then? This is what I'm trying to accomplish but I'm unable to duplicate how this was done. Only the totals are bold, as they should be, this makes much more sense then only allowing the last hierarchy to be changed.
- MasonMA11 months ago
Super User
As in your screenshot, if you only need 'Totals' to be bold, on your current Matrix visual the Layout under 'Layout and Style presets' setting shall be 'Outline'.