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# Text Customization

The xViz Gantt Chart offers extensive customization options for text through the Font Style feature in the Data Grid section.

<figure><img src="/files/G7z5IsCcQTzYNWgm5NGn" alt=""><figcaption><p><em>GIF 1: Text Customization in xViz Gantt Chart</em></p></figcaption></figure>

### Steps to Configure Text Customization:

1. Go to the Format Pane and navigate to the “Data Grid” section.

<img src="/files/niJ4JkxYSCDkzp1mudqd" alt="Image 1: Data Grid Section in the Format Pane" width="181">

2. You will find the “Node Customization” option to select the Node Type for which you would like to add the customization.

<figure><img src="/files/XxI5xIqaRAXUzm2j4476" alt="" width="178"><figcaption><p><em>Image 2: Select node type</em></p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="info" %}

* Child node: Applied the text customization on Child node or Sub tasks
* Root node: Applied the text customization on Root node or Parent task
  {% endhint %}

3. Then you can display the Font Style in different styles such as:

* Bold
* Italic
* Underline
* Default

<img src="/files/5uG7zNHisCSD3BO5Asr1" alt="Image 3: Select the Data Grid Font Style" width="183">

4. Finally, select the Data Grid Font Color and adjust the Size of the text.

<img src="/files/T5YmtpgDCpK4iC6GmBlS" alt="Image 4: Select the Color and Adjust size" width="182">

The final result, highlighting the customized text appearance, is displayed in the image below:

![Image 5: Text Customization in xViz Gantt Chart](/files/pqVGrHVyMqi2jgV7DqNK)


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