Hi Community, In Power BI, conditional formatting affects the whole cell - therefore, all concatenated values receive the same style. Because of this you cannot highlight or emphasize separate parts of the text, which lowers readability and weakens the story. Current limitation ConcatenatedValue = [Area] & " - " & [Components] & " - " & [Issues] I introduce a new DAX function, for example TextStyle() or RichText(), that lets developers give parts of a joined string their own color or style, like bold, italic or underline. The function would apply the format only to the chosen pieces - one cell can hold one string that shows multiple kinds of text treatment right away. Proposed enhancement ConcatenatedValue = TextStyle([Area], "Color=Black;Bold=True") & " - " & TextStyle([Components], "Color=Red;Condition=ConditionMeasure") & " - " & TextStyle([Issues], "Color=Blue;Italic=True") This feature would add to the current conditional formatting - letting users control the color of each part of a text string. In this way Power BI visuals become more powerful, colorful and easy to use. Thanks for voting 🙌 Together we’ll make Power BI better. 🟩 Follow me on LinkedIn #IdeasDataVitalizer
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