Hi,
converting the catalogs from 11g to 12c all the pivot table's attribute value fonts are turned Bold across the board, is there a way to fix it without individually editing each pivot report ?
Any input is highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Have you investigated what exactly causes this? Is it fine-grained config of the pivot tables themselves? The std GUI? A custom style / skin?
This resulted in from running the migration utility to convert 11g artifacts to 12c, the pivot tables are still normal in 11g instance, no other changes, or any custom style/skin were applied to the catalogs.
Ok. Just one thing though: if your attributes are in the rows or columns section of the pivot which would make it normal behaviour again.
All the values inside the "Brand" are bold and all values inside "Year" as well.
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