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Chart/Graphs do not allow customizing decimal places

Description
Develop functionality to edit decimal places on charts and graphs, instead of only just columns
Use Case and Business Need
Hello!
Currently when you build reports, you can edit the decimal settings via column formatting. In one instance, we set it to remove decimal points. If you change your view of your report to include charts or graphs, the decimal points will show up by default. This is hardcoded. We would like Oracle to develop functionality to allow editing this function for charts and graphs, in addition to tables.
Original Idea Number: b3a033ab21
Comments
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When you add or remove decimal places in column formatting, the change is synchronized in Table and Graph views too.
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Hi Ling, is that true? According to the SR I submitted I was told " After troubleshooting your OBI report and discussing with our OBI subject matter expert (SME), it appears that the chart/graph tools do not currently allow customizing the decimal places setting even if the Column Formatting itself is set to 0 decimal places. Unfortunately, you will need to submit an Enhancement Request through our Customer Connect Portal and our Development team will review it for inclusion in a future Taleo release. "
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We are implementing Oracle Analytics Server (OAS) at a client. There is a classic OBIEE measure that is an Integer. We are generating a Pie Chart in Data Visualization and the percentages shown have 2 decimal points. The business requirement is to show only with one decimal place and there is no way to do it. This is a Federal Government client and they are required to show only 1 decimal.
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Some agencies prefer to display percentages with no decimal places or just one. This is a standard for them and I think that we should accommodate this need.
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Good idea.
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