I have created a table in OBIEE. One of the column headers and its contents have a significantly smaller font size, and I am not sure why. This column was added to a previously published dashboard. Any help would be appreciated.
Somebody maybe saved system-wide properties for either that column or that data type?
Hi Gianni,
Thanks for your help. I looked at the other columns and it seems that all of them had their font sizes changed, except for this one. Will mark you as the right answer regardless. Thanks!
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