Formatting Totals in a table

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Hi, is there a way to centralise the totals in a table? As per the image, the numeric columns have been cetralised but the totals remain stubbornly right aligned.

Cheers
Steven

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without seeing your model, I’m making the following assumption: you formatted the alignment of the numbers in the Field Formatting section of the visual format pane:
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If this is not where you formatted the alignment, I’m curious where you did do it :slight_smile:

anyway - in field formatting, you can apply the alignment settings to the values and/or to the total.
In this screenshot I did the following:

  1. Select the column name
  2. select the alignment
  3. turn on apply to values (the rows)
  4. apply to total line

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Thanks Heather, much appreciated.

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@Heather, thank you for the solution. Sorry for such a tardy reply.

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