To indicate which members contain underlying children, you can apply formatting styles to parent members, including those with attributes.
To apply styles to parent members:
Essbase displays the Style page.
In the Members group box, you can define styles for various types of database members, such as parent, child, and shared members.
Essbase defines a default color of navy for all parent members.
In Font style, select Bold Italic, and then click OK.
Essbase displays an example of the selected style in the Sample box.
In Display, under Cells, select Use Styles to enable the styles, and then click OK.
In cell A2, drill down (double-click) on Qtr1.
Essbase displays Jan, Feb, and Mar in a regular font, because these members do not contain underlying children.