create space between value and % symbol

[pminnov]

Hi, I've created two PBI reports - one in English and one in French. In the French report, I replaced all English text with French and when I published the report and added '&language=fr-ca' to the end of the report link, decimal value separators changed from periods to commas which was correct. What didn't change however is that for column charts with data labels and y-axis values containing percent values, a space was not added between the value and the % sign. I've tried different approaches but I haven't been able to solve it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. 

[danextian]

Hi @pminnov ,

Beginning spaces are treated in the visuals like they aren't there. One workaround is to use UNICHAR (127 ) instead of a " ". https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47324449/adding-whitespace-in-a-dax-expression-for-display-in-pb... 

[pminnov]

Wouldn't this change the measure to text (and therefore unable to be displayed in a chart)? The % symbol needs to be displayed for data labels in column charts. 

[v-jianpeng-msft · Accepted solution]

Thanks solution from @danextian 

Hi, @pminnov 

Based on your description, if you want to add a space between the value and % in the percentage of the data label, you can do this:

First, I created a measure to find my percentage of sales and put it into the Stacked column chart visual. There is no space between the percentage and the % symbol:

I used the following DAX to create a percentage of text type spaces:

Have space percentage = FORMAT([Measure of Percentage],"0.00 %")

In this case, you need to use the measure of this text type in Format>>Data labels>>Value:

At this point, it has been discovered that there is already a space between the value and the percentage:

I've provided the PBIX file used this time below.

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