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Hi, some sub total formating that i apply in Desktop (May 2022 RS version) on cross tab tables is not being retained after loading to the server (May 2022 Report Server). In particular if i set the table 'Style' to 'None' and then apply sub total formatting it's not being retained. (I am setting the initial format style to 'None' as i want to start with a transparent table).
Example crosstab:
How it looks on Desktop:
How it looks after loading to Report Server:
You can see that any formatting i apply to the Sub total columns is lost. i.e. any background colour reverts to nothing and any text colour reverts to black.
Thanks,
Hi @wellf100 ,
Just a quick check with you if your report has a custom theme applied in Desktop for Power BI Report Server? Does this issue occur after the custom theme is modified?
Also,you may check if this similar thread helps
Solved: Loosing Formatting after Publishing report to the ... - Microsoft Power BI Community
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Caitlyn
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Hi, i have tried creating a new blank report with no theme at all and the same happens.
I also cleared my browser cache and no difference.
in fact setting the table 'style' makes no difference. regardless of the style any formatting of sub totals is not retained.
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