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BLPYPL
8 years agoNew Member
R text sizing Bug
Hi, The text sizing in R seems to incorrect recently. Can anyone help? I'm using custom R visuals. I simply use "plot" and "text" to plot some text. I use parameter "cex" in "text". It works in...
v-juanli-msft
8 years agoCommunity Support
Hi BLPYPLAnonymous
There was a bug fix a little while ago that appears to have unintentionally led to this regression. We already know the fix, we can start right away on getting it deployed, though it may take a little while.
In the meantime if this is causing issues, there is a workaround. You can add the following lines to the beginning of your R script:
if (exists("powerbi_rFontName")){
In the meantime if this is causing issues, there is a workaround. You can add the following lines to the beginning of your R script:
if (exists("powerbi_rFontName")){
library("showtext")
showtext.opts(dpi = powerbi_rPngDeviceDpi)
showtext.auto()
}
I created a PBIX with 2 R visuals, 1 without the fix and one with. I’ve pasted below 2 screenshots I took: one of the visuals in PBI Desktop, and another of the same pbix once published to service. Once the fix is deployed, these lines can be removed, but they should not cause any issues if you leave them.
I created a PBIX with 2 R visuals, 1 without the fix and one with. I’ve pasted below 2 screenshots I took: one of the visuals in PBI Desktop, and another of the same pbix once published to service. Once the fix is deployed, these lines can be removed, but they should not cause any issues if you leave them.
Best Regards
Maggie
BLPYPL
8 years agoNew Member
Hi Maggie,
I tried this solution and it works for me. Please keep me updated when the bug is fixed.