PowerPivot in Excel 2013 KPI Status Icons

The KPI status icons for KPIs in PowerPivot only display the default read, yellow, and green circles when displayed in a PivotTable regardless of which icon set is selected when the KPI is created. If the KPI status is displayed in a Power View report then
the icons display as expected. Is this a limitation in PivotTables or is something wrong?

Hi,
I haven't seen the behavior within PowerPivot 2012.
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http://sharepointmike.wordpress.com/2012/07/28/powerpivot-kpis-part-3-of-the-powerpivot-2012-series/
The screenshot shows except the circle shape, the shapes of status icons could be triangle and diamond.
The behavior may be changed in Excel 2013.
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