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z_mike_90
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Issues with Text Wrap

I have a table visual where the text wrap in a column is turned on.  However, there is an issue with carriage returns being automatically inserted when the column size decreases:

power bi text.png

When I increase the size of the column width, the carriage returns are gone.  I checked the text and I don't see any ascii values.  I only see the returns with the dynamic sizing of the column.  Expanding the width of the column is not the option I want due to lack of real estate on the table.

 

How do I correct the text formatting?

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v-zhengdxu-msft
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Hi @z_mike_90 

 

Given you've mentioned that you have open the text wrap.

So I speculate that maybe there are some non-visible characters in your data, although you mentioned not seeing any ASCII values, it might be helpful to double-check your data for any non-visible characters that could be interpreted as carriage returns. Sometimes, data imported from external sources can contain hidden characters.

Maybe you can try this function in power query which returns a text value with all control characters of removed:

Text.Clean()

Text.Clean - PowerQuery M | Microsoft Learn

 

Best Regards

Zhengdong Xu
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z_mike_90
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Hi Zhengdong,

 

That worked.  Thanks for your help.

 

v-zhengdxu-msft
Community Support
Community Support

Hi @z_mike_90 

 

Given you've mentioned that you have open the text wrap.

So I speculate that maybe there are some non-visible characters in your data, although you mentioned not seeing any ASCII values, it might be helpful to double-check your data for any non-visible characters that could be interpreted as carriage returns. Sometimes, data imported from external sources can contain hidden characters.

Maybe you can try this function in power query which returns a text value with all control characters of removed:

Text.Clean()

Text.Clean - PowerQuery M | Microsoft Learn

 

Best Regards

Zhengdong Xu
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

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