> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.inforiver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.inforiver.com/release-notes/inforiver-writeback-matrix/inforiver-writeback-matrix-oct-2025-v4.6.3.0.md). # Inforiver Writeback Matrix Oct 2025 - v4.6.3.0 ### 1. HTML Content within Text and DAX Measures You can now include your HTML content within the Text data input column as well as in DAX measures, which can be written back. Double-click within the Text data input column and click on the rich text editor icon, which opens the text editor window. Select the script option in the window, enter your HTML code, and click Apply.

Entering HTML code within the Text Data input column

The image below shows the Text rendered by the HTML code.

The inserted HTML code is rendered and displayed

While doing a writeback, you can choose to writeback as plain text or as text with Html tags. This is done by enabling or disabling the *Text input measure as HTML* toggle under Export > Settings > Data tab in the Writeback Settings pop-up.

*Text input measure as HTML* toggle in WriteBack Settings

The images below show the written-back text when the toggle is disabled and enabled.

You can also add HTML code within a DAX measure, which will be rendered. The image below shows the Dax measure created with an HTML code

The image below shows the DAX measure Comment-HTML and Comments Text column exported as HTML in PDF

DAX measure with HTML is exported in PDF when the "Writeback as HTML" toggle is enabled.

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