Hi @sonalidhar87 

According to the documents, when you export the reports to PDF/PPT, the font will be the default format.

Export reports from Power BI to PDF :

When exporting to PDF, reports using themes with custom fonts will have the custom font replaced with a default font.

If you want to export custom font , you can put your idea to Ideas Forum , maybe in the near future, Microsoft will implement this feature .

https://ideas.powerbi.com/ideas/ 

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Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao

Hi @Edy_Martinez,

May I know what visual are you using? Which version of Power BI Desktop are you using? Is it the latest one?

If it is convenient for you, could you please provide some screenshots or a link of download pbix file that contains your issue so I can do further investigation on this issue? Thanks in advance!

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Community Support Team _ Caiyun

Hi , @anosul 

I am so glad to hear that you can now use this feature normally . I will change the status of the issue to "Delivered" . Thanks for your reply !

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Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao

Hi @Nollcraft 

Can you provide a screenshot of the data color options for previous versions of the map ?

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Community Support Team _ Ailsa Tao

Hi @bicarcrash ,

I reproduced your problem, but it seems to be by design rather than a bug.

If you would like to suggest some feature improvements, you may also vote the idea and comment there  to improve this feature. It is a place for customers provide feedback about Microsoft Office products . What’s more, if a feedback is high voted there by other customers, it will be promising that Microsoft Product Team will take it into consideration when designing the next version in the future.

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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

Hi @VikramReddyj89 ,

It is by design .
The value of this Line is always on the central axis of the X-axis, independent of the bar chart.

You may also vote the idea and comment there  to improve this feature. It is a place for customers provide feedback about Microsoft Office products . What’s more, if a feedback is high voted there by other customers, it will be promising that Microsoft Product Team will take it into consideration when designing the next version in the future.

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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

Hi @CarelK,

Per the reply from product group, the filter value Low/High in the Key Influencers visual will not be applied when exporting to data by design. Please apply the relevant filters to the visual from the filter pane before exporting.

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Community Support Team _ Caiyun

Hi @johnyip ,

I saw in your other post that the forum support engineer mentioned that this is a feature that is not supported at this time.

You may vote and comment on this idea to improve this feature in the Power BI Idea forum .It is a place for customers provide feedback about Microsoft Office products . What’s more, if a feedback is high voted there by other customers, it will be promising that Microsoft Product Team will take it into consideration when designing the next version in the future.

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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

Hi @nealmcquaid ,

Please correct me if I misunderstood your meaning.
Power BI users often use different browsers to connect to the Power BI service, such as Edge, Chrome, or Internet Explorer.
Problems arise when the default date format on these browsers differs from the format required by the user, resulting in some challenges in understanding the date.
To meet your needs, you will need to set the browser language to English (UK) and change the language to the browser default language in the language settings of the Power BI service.
(British English and American English are indistinguishable in Power BI Service)

Articles for your reference: How to Manage Date Formats in the Power BI Service

Also，You can set this up in Power BI Desktop when you create the report

Hope it helps,

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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

Hi @jeancarlos22 ,

Based on the information you provided we know that this is the only administrator account in your organization, so all solutions related to the administrator account are no longer valid.

In such a circumstance, it is strongly recommended to fill out the Microsoft Account Services form. 

Open the MS Account Services form in your browser. Then fill in all the required details in that form and enter the verification code.
When you click submit, the form will be sent directly to Microsoft. They will further determine and confirm that you are an authorized user. After that, your Office 365 account will be unlocked.

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Community Support Team _ Caitlyn

Hi @johnyip ,

Currently, it only supports setting colors for all the headers of Matrix but not separately.  For such need, please submitting it in Power BI Ideas where the product group collects suggestions from users to help improve this product. Also, you could add comments or vote for some fabulous ideas there. Thanks in advance!

Link of Power BI Ideas: Search (powerbi.com)

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Community Support Team _ Caiyun

Hi @shailesht003 ,

As showed in the Awareness section on Power BI Support website, the product group has been aware of this issue and the fix should have been deployed into product. Please try again to see whether this issue has removed. Thank you very much!

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Community Support Team _ Caiyun

Hi @KennethWong ,

Such kind of issue is caused by how Power BI handles colors. To resolve the issue, pstart over by hitting the "Reset to default" at the bottom of the “Data colors” card and explicitly select a color for *every* entry in the data colors. After that, please republish it. Product group has a future scenario to improve how this works, but it may needs some time. Thanks for your understanding!

Use report themes in Power BI Desktop - Power BI | Microsoft Docs

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Community Support Team _ Caiyun

Issue has fixed automatically.