David Vella on 03 Mar 2017 15:47:34
If you have long names on a bar chart Y-Axis they get truncated. This is a problem if you have ones that start with something similar. Could we have a word wrap option on the format menu that takes advantage of the vertical space so the whole label can be shown.
Administrator on 01 Apr 2024 05:43:28
We are working on this
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RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
Option to concatenate Data labels to Category labels.
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
How is this still not available??? I can do it in Tableau, I should be able to do it in PowerBI.
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
Size of text in treemap is a must! Waiting for that one :-)
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
Font size in tree map needs to be flexible and user-defined. It is too small to look at
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
Cross-posting - these ideas can likely be combined: https://ideas.powerbi.com/forums/265200-power-bi-ideas/suggestions/10833078-prevent-truncation-of-the-labels-on-the-axis
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
Yes, very much a needed feature.
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
Changing fonts and font sizes are standard requirements on any visualization
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
Would be great to adjust font sizes on tree maps category labels. Even better if you could add an option that auto-sizes the font relative to the size of the box within the tree map. And why not be able to choose different fonts as well?
Changing fonts and font sizes should be standard for any place where fonts are displayed on any visualization.
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
This would be a great idea, as you could create some nice designs if you have control over fonts size and word wrap at least.
RE: Add word wrap to bar chart Y-Axis Labels
This is a must for certain types of treemap, at minimum allowing for percentage covering of the box rather than font size. at the moment, these are useable as the data is just so tiny you cant see it. (On large screens, presentations etc...)