How can I change the font of Gauge middle figure?

[Anonymous]

Can I Bold the middle figure or enlarge it?

 

[Seth_C_Bauer · Accepted solution]

@Anonymous you can't do this directly in the gauge, but you can get a better result depending on the values etc. For example, in the below screenshot, I've removed the callout value from the gauge, and use a multi-row card (was able to get a bigger font) and place that under the gauge for the callout. The normal "card" visual would work for this as well, and you can see that you can manipulate the colors. I didn't test the complete interaction, but this description would be the generic work around.

[Anonymous]

@Seth_C_Bauer thanks.  and i can enlarge the min and max, but unable to change the font of target (600 in below pic), any solution? 

[admb448]

Hi IvyHai

You can add this sctipt to your Theme in PBI to amend the guage. If you have a free github account  deldersveld has assembled the code needed to customise most standard visuals found here:
GitHub - deldersveld/PowerBI-ThemeTemplates: Snippets for assembling Power BI Themes

For ease this is an example of the guage, the target and min and max numbers can have different fonts and sizes set, in bold

"gauge": {

            "*": {

                "general": [{

                    "responsive": true,

                    "keepLayerOrder": true

                }],

                "background": [{

                    "show": false,

                    "color": { "solid": { "color": "#E2E7E9"}},

                    "transparency": 20

                }],

                "border": [{

                    "color": { "solid": { "color": "#E2E7E9"}},

                    "show": false,

                    "radius": 20

                }],

                "title": [{

                    "show": false,

                    "fontColor": { "solid": { "color": "#4E152D" } },

                    "alignment": "left"

                }],

                "axis": [{

                    "max": 100,

                    "target": 101

                }],

                "dataPoint": [{

                    "fill": { "solid": { "color": "#870E40"}},

                    "target": { "solid": { "color": "#DE313B"}}

                }],

                "labels": [{

                    "show": true,

                    "color": { "solid": { "color": "#870E40"}},

                    "labelDisplayUnits": "0",

                    "labelPrecision": 1,

                    "fontSize": 11,

                    "fontFamily": "Ariel"

                }], 

                "target": [{

                    "show": true,

                    "color": { "solid": { "color": "#FFFFFF"}},

                    "labelDisplayUnits": "0",

                    "labelPrecision": 1,

                    "fontSize": 11,

                    "fontFamily": "Ariel"

                }],

                "calloutValue": [{

                    "show": true,

                    "color": { "solid": { "color": "#870E40"}},

                    "labelDisplayUnits": "0",

                    "labelPrecision": 1

                }]                  

            }

[v-ljerr-msft]

Hi @Anonymous,

It is not possible to do it currently. You vote the idea here to make this feature coming sooner.

Regards

[Seth_C_Bauer]

@Anonymous Not to my knowledge. That one you are pretty much stuck with what the visual formatting options are since it can dynamically move with the line...