Align UNICODE icons

Question

I have this measure (see below) that I am using to produce variance change in my table. It looks something like this (see below). I am having some trouble centring arrows in the middle. The usual suspects "Apply Settings to Series" - Value - Alignment did not work for me on this column but did for others, so I wonder if it is because of UNICODE?

% CHANGE = 

VAR C = [MEASURE A]
VAR P =  [MEASURE B]
VAR DIFF = P - C
VAR PERC = DIVIDE(DIFF, C, BLANK())

RETURN PERC

VAR C = [MEASURE A]
VAR P =  [MEASURE B]
VAR DIFF = P - C
VAR PERC = DIVIDE(DIFF, C, BLANK())

RETURN PERC&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

anonymous · Answer

Hi&nbsp; stribor45&nbsp;,
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Here are the steps you can follow：
If the icon was generated using the Dax function, you can do the following:
Measure =
IF(
    MAX('Table'[Value]) &gt;=4,UNICHAR(11014),UNICHAR(11015))
Format – Specific column – Series: Select the field or measure you want to centre - apply it to the exact position you want to centre (header, total, values) .

Slignment – centering.

If the icon is a Style in a conditional format, you need to set the Icon layout to "Icon only" and then set it to be centred as in the above steps.

Refer to:
How to align ICON centre justify on Matrix visual ... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Solved: Icon with conditional formatting - Microsoft Fabric Community
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If it doesn't meet your desired outcome, can you share sample data and sample output in table format? Or a sample pbix after removing sensitive data. We can better understand the problem and help you.
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Best Regards,
Liu Yang
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stribor45 · Answer

Anonymous&nbsp;This is exactly what I have done and the header moves to the middle but the icons only a little bit. This is what I have...&nbsp;This is the code that creates iconsICONS_CHANGE = SWITCH (TRUE(),
           [% CHANGE] &gt; 0.2, UNICHAR(9650),
           [% CHANGE] &gt;= 0.1 &amp;&amp; [% CHANGE] &lt;= 0.2, UNICHAR(9654),
           [% CHANGE] &lt; 0.1, UNICHAR(9660)
)and conditions on this measure where I give them some colour are these&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;