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I have a SWITCH measure (mock up below) which determines which measure to apply based on a value. I would like to add FORMAT into the SWITCH measure so that if Mapping[Type] is not Blank - if it is any value KPI1 thru KPI8 - then it is formatted Bold.
Switch =
SWITCH (
TRUE (),
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = BLANK(), [CurrentMonth_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI1", [KPI1_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI2", [KPI2_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI3", [KPI3_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI4", [KPI4_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI5", [KPI5_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI6", [KPI6_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI7", [KPI7_Measure],
MAX ( Mapping[Type] ) = "KPI8", [KPI8_Measure]
)
Any ideas how to do this?
Thanks,
Stacey
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Not aware of a way to do that, but you could potentially change the color of it using Conditional Formatting.
Hi @Anonymous,
It seems that Format function does not support bold font in Power BI currently.
You could vote this similar idea in Power BI ideas Forum.
You could have a try with the suggestion from @Greg_Deckler.
Best Regards,
Cherry
Not aware of a way to do that, but you could potentially change the color of it using Conditional Formatting.
Yes, I was able to change the color, but cannot set it to bold. Thank you for the suggestion.
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