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morizf
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vertical line in table

Hello together, i have a problem in the design of the table with the vertical line. I don't want the line after every column, is there a possibility to have the line only on selected columns?

 

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like in the picture i can only activate the vertical lines or inactivate them..

 

Thanks

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dmacdonald
Advocate I
Advocate I

Here's how I do this:

Create a Measure that a fixed value. I call my meaure |  ( The vertical pipe symbol)

| = 1

Then add the measure to your table at the location where you want the line.

And set the backgound color for the column and the header to solid black or whatver color you want.

 

 

 

 

 

Thank you. Yes, thats the workaround i did, too. But i thought it should be possible without using a measure or an extra column for a line in a table.

ForgotID
Advocate I
Advocate I

Hi !

Sometimes when I have to create a vertical line like this I would write a dummy measure like Vline = "2BF4AF" then use a card visulation and adjust the width and height to give a look of a vertical line

I assume you are aware of the standard shapes that can be added to a Power BI report page.

 

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Yes we can do that too, But I wonder how we can insert it between two columns in a table

lbendlin
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