Power BI report builder - superscript in column title

[Pomodoro]

hello,
I have a Table in my PBI report builder file that containing column header and for one of the title, I want to insert a superscript number as the following:

I tried to find a solution with ChatGPT but unsucessfully...
I would appreciate your advice.

thank you !

[v-sshirivolu]

Hi @Pomodoro ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum.

Try these steps:

To Add Superscript to a Column Header

Open your paginated report in Power BI Report Builder. Select the header cell for the column in your Table or Tablix.

Right-click the cell and select Placeholder Properties. In the Value box, enter your text,  as:
Status¹

Set the option to HTML Interpret HTML tags as styles.

Click OK .Run the report to ensure that Status¹ appears as intended.
If the column header is not using a placeholder, you can delete the default text and insert a new placeholder inside that cell to enable HTML interpretation.

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Best Regards,
Sreeteja.
Community Support Team

[Pomodoro]

thank you very much for your help Sreeteja.
I tried this solution but unfortunately it didn't work.
Without a proper solution, I will go for a workaround like :

"STATUS " size 9 
"1" size 5

[v-sshirivolu · Accepted solution]

Hi @Pomodoro,

Thank you for the update,The tag can sometimes work in Power BI Report Builder, but it’s not always reliable, especially in header cells or when exporting to formats like PDF. Your workaround of using different font sizes is actually a dependable solution.

If you’d like to refine it even more, here’s a method that should work consistently:

1. In the column header cell, insert a Textbox.
2. Inside that textbox, type ''STATUS'' with your regular font size (e.g., 9).
3. Then add the ''1''5 right after it, but:
   • Set the font size smaller (like 5).
   • Apply a little top padding or tweak the baseline offset to nudge it upwards and make it look like a superscript.

Basically, you’re manually simulating the superscript, and that gives you full control over how it looks, regardless of export format.

If the response has addressed your query, please 'Accept it as a solution' and give a 'Kudos' so other members can easily find it.

Best Regards,
Sreeteja
Community Support Team.