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Italics for Card visual

Please provide ability to select the usual Microsoft font options (italic, bold, underline, etc.) to Card visual Data Label.

Power BI

additional font formatting (bold, italic, underline, etc)

Hi there, I was hoping that the Power BI team could consider bringing additional font formatting options into Power BI. So wherever there is an option to specify font size, colour and so forth, we should also be able to specify other options such as: * Bold * Italic * Underline * Strikeout Also I was wondering if it wouldn't be a good idea to allow users to highlight a specific part of a text to format it, instead of formatting the font for the entire object in question.

Power BI

More Font Options in Visuals including styles: bold, italic etc.

Would be nice to be able to have more Font options for all visuals, including the font styles, bold, italic, etc.

Power BI

Bold, Italic, Underline and Strikethrough on Conditional Formatting Tables and Matrix

As many ideas have been published here, but none was implemented in the way MANY of us want. I will try and make my appeal!

The idea is pretty simple, we want to be able to conditionally format specifc rows or columns with the following options: Bold, Italic, Underline and Strikethrough.

That would happen for a specific row header, specific row values, entire row, or the same logic applied to columns!

Example:

Products - Price - Quantity - Revenues

A 2 3 6

B 1 1 1

C 5 5 25

SubTotal1 x 9 32

D 10 1 10

E 3 5 15

F 2 2 4

SubTotal2 x 8 29

Total x 17 61

We want to be able to conditional format the SubTotal1, SubTotal2 and Total entire row, or only header, or only values in Bold, Italic, Underline or Strikethrough!

Sorry for terrible example.

Power BI

In Power BI Desktop version, please add Bold, Italic, Underline, SubScript, Superscript, Strikethrough , DoubleStrikethrough font effects

In Power BI Desktop version, could you please add the font styles / effects like Bold, Italic, Underline, SubScript, Superscript, Strikethrough , DoubleStrikethrough to showcase the data or number format as per the effects would be useful.

Power BI

Bold/italic/underline options when setting text formatting for Bookmarks and Page navigator not available

Based on my test(2.99.782.0 64-bit (November 2021) Power BI Desktop), we couldn't find bold/italic/underline options when setting text formatting for Bookmarks and Page navigator.

Power BI

Better visual cue for when "Enable Load" deselected

could do with a bigger visual cue is "Enable Load". If you deselect "Enable Load" in PowerQuery, the query names get italicized. But with lots of queries, it is more effort to visually parse this quite subtle cue (italics vs non italics) when looking at a large number of queries. Especially for older eyes and/or on smaller monitors. Some color perhaps?

Power BI

Further formatting options for table titles

At the moment, using the general table formatting options, table titles can be presented in bold, in italics or underlined. However, it is not possible to highlight specific words or phrases in the table title with these formatting options, i.e., an entire title must be written in bold, in italics or underlined. Highlighting individual words is not an option.

Adding this option to Power BI would be a simple method to allow greater formatting functionality and more control over table presentation.

Power BI

Users can modify the field font color when hiding them in the report view

Allow users to modify the font color of fields when hiding them in the report view instead of the greyout out italics -- better distinction.

Data Factory

Power Query Online and Power BI Desktop new PQ Experience - Mark "Disabled Load" Queries more visible

In PQ Online ( and new Power Query Experience in Power BI Desktop it would be very helpful to have the queries with the "Enable Load" button un-checked marked better than Italic font.

A good option would be to mark them with a separate, dedicated Icon besides the Italic font, or a different, Grey-ish color, or bold font ... or a combination of these.

Current way of only marking these queries with Italic font is not be the best to see, at a glance, which query is loaded to the Data Model and/or which is a “working” query.