First I set the workbook level formatting trying to get the fonts to actually match up. Then I went through each individual worksheet and set everything I could click to the same font, font color, font size, and made sure the alignments were right.
I then did the same thing on the dashboard panes where the worksheets were inserted and all the additional items I put on the dashboard.
No matter what I do it looks like garbage because the fonts decide to be a size I didn't set them to or something and they don't match.
This is a nightmare and it looks very unprofessional. What is wrong here?
@Chris Geatch I think this is a remnant of the old word cloud days (a graph type rarely discussed in polite circles). The Text mark was used to generate these, and Size is/was used to control how large the font was [for example, count of word appearances].
I don't see that graph type much any more, but you're correct: populating the size can negatively affect text size, even if the presumed font sizes are equivalent.
Great illustration of which elements are covered in custom templates, too!
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