> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.parallels.com/landing/ras-reporting-service-guide/creating-custom-reports/example-report-with-charts/design-the-report/format-the-report.md).

# Format the Report

We'll now add some formatting to our report.

Right-click in the indicated area (see the screenshot below) and choose **Row Visibility**.

In the **Row Visibility** dialog, select the **Show or hide based on an expressions** option and then click the **Fx** button (on the right). In the **Expression** dialog that opens, enter the following expression:

`=If(IsNothing(Fields!Machine_Name.Value <> Fields!Machine_Type.Value, false, true)`

The expression will hide the empty machine names.

Right-click on the image and select **Image Properties**. In the **Image Properties** dialog, set padding to position the image in the center:

In the **Visibility** tab, select **Show or hide based on an expression** and click the **Fx** button. Enter the expression as shown below:

Right-click on **Parameters** and choose **Add Parameter:**

Set the parameter name and the prompt:

In the **Available Values** tab, select **Specify values** and add the required labels:

In the **Default Values** tab, set a default value from the previous list:

On the main report screen, right-click on the pie chart and select **Chart Properties**. In the **Chart Properties** dialog, select **Show or hide based on an expression** and click the **Fx** button. In the **Expression** dialog, enter the following:

On the main report screen, right-click on the bar chart and select **Chart Properties**. In the **Chart Properties** dialog, select **Show or hide based on an expression** and click the **Fx** button. In the **Expression** dialog, enter the following:

Save the report. You can now run it in the Parallels RAS Console:


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