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I can't seem to find out how to change the number formatting for data labels in Power BI charts. It seems to only have the format of "#.##k" (e.g. 100,000 is displayed as 100k).
I have to be overlooking something; this can't be the only data label number format...
Thanks for your help!
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I tried the following with one of my calcuations in "Power BI Desktop" and I was able to get the type of formatting that you were looking for vs. the default #.##K type formatting you had in your screenshot. Unfortuneatly that only works for card style tyles since it changes the numeric format to text (And text style calcs can't be used in bar graphs and other charts)
Total Received = FORMAT(SUM(Receipts[Receipts]),"#,###") -- This measure formula rendered like this:
Based on the current version the only changes you can make to label formatting for measures are the following:
Hope this helped. I would expect that we'll see more control for formatting in a future build at some point although I don't know when that will happen.
This saved me. Thanks.
This was really helpful. Do you know how can we format multiple columns in Power BI through a single querry?
I cannot find where, but I read that for the moment it is not possible to skip the auto format/scaling of data in charts.
Pretty much the same pain is described here
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