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Hi @Anonymous,
If you want the word to be in bold via HTML, you need to use the bold tag (<b>) rather than the italic tag (<i>).
The tag also needs to enclose the word or phrase you wish to emphasise, so you could use a measure like the following, which uses the SUBSTITUTE function to replace the NOT with what you want, e.g.:
Bold_Not =
VAR _Value = MIN(DOH_Prod_List[Product Status])
RETURN SUBSTITUTE( _Value, "NOT", "<b>NOT</b>" )
Side-by-side will now look as follows, relative to your original column:
And in a custom visual that renders HTML, it should look like this:
Regards,
Daniel
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On how to ask a technical question, if you really want an answer (courtesy of SQLBI)
ok i see my issue and have fixed that.. needed to use HTML box.
Now i only want the word NOT to be bold?
Hi @Anonymous,
If you want the word to be in bold via HTML, you need to use the bold tag (<b>) rather than the italic tag (<i>).
The tag also needs to enclose the word or phrase you wish to emphasise, so you could use a measure like the following, which uses the SUBSTITUTE function to replace the NOT with what you want, e.g.:
Bold_Not =
VAR _Value = MIN(DOH_Prod_List[Product Status])
RETURN SUBSTITUTE( _Value, "NOT", "<b>NOT</b>" )
Side-by-side will now look as follows, relative to your original column:
And in a custom visual that renders HTML, it should look like this:
Regards,
Daniel
Proud to be a Super User!
On how to ask a technical question, if you really want an answer (courtesy of SQLBI)
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