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In my Order Summary SPL, I have a column named Remarks that has two values: Yes and No. I have a text label to display these values, however, to differentiate between these two values, I would like to have different font types for each. Is that possible to have that styling in Power Apps? If so, where or how should I start?

This is the current code inside Text property :

If(
 "Yes/Ya" in ThisItem.Remarks,
 "Tools return: " & "Yes"
) & If(
 "No/Tidak" in ThisItem.Remarks,
 "Tools return: " & "No"
)

Thank you.

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AARON_C 2,235 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Anonymous,

Yes, this is possible. On the Font property the Text Label use this formula:
If(Toggle1.Value = true, Font.Arial, Font.'Open Sans')

I have just used a toggle control as an example, you would need to change this to suit your situation.

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Hi @Anonymous ,

You can set both the Font and the Size conditionally on the outcome of any formula - you can also set FontWeight, Italic and Underline the same way.

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@AARON_C @WarrenBelz
I configured this on both Text and Font properties but to no avail:
If( "Yes/Ya" in ThisItem.Remarks, "Tools return: " & "Yes", Font.'Lato Black', Font.'Lato' ) & If( "No/Tidak" in ThisItem.Remarks, "Tools return: " & "No", Font.Lato, Font.'Lato Black' )

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@Anonymous ,

In the Text

"Tools return: " & If( "Yes/Ya" in ThisItem.Remarks, "Yes", "No" )

In the Font

If( "Yes/Ya" in ThisItem.Remarks, Font.'Lato Black', Font.'Lato' )

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Hi @Anonymous,

Try this for the Text property:

If( "Yes/Ya" in ThisItem.Remarks, "Tools return: Yes", "Tools return: No" )

Try this on the Font property:

If(Self.Text = "Yes/Ya", Font.'Lato Black', Font.'Lato')

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@WarrenBelz
It's like an indicator.

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@AARON_C
It's not working as well.

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@Anonymous ,

Please see amended post - I did not realise you had combined the two - also please tag whoever you want to respond here as three-way conversations do not help anyone.

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@Anonymous

Can you please send some screen shots of both the Text and Font properties and also any errors showing.

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@WarrenBelz
I just try it, it works. I understand the syntax on how to manipulate it now. Thank you.

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