FSG Percent Sign

1. FSG report that I created has Variance % column. How do i append percent (%) sign to all the values under this column. Is there a option in FSG that i can make use of for this? for e.g 10% instead of just 10.
2. Row set in the FSG report has multiple Row headers. How do i bold these row headers? In my example here how do i make Revenue and Expenses Rows bold?
For e.g:
Revenue
-HW Revenue
-SW Revenue
Expenses
-HW Expense
-SW Expense.

Please see these docs.
Report Manager: Unable To Publish FSG Reports With Percentages Via Excel and PDF [ID 568026.1]
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Thanks,
Hussein

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