SSRS:: Converting font size from px to pt

Hi All,
If I have the following HTML:
Test Test TestTest Test Test
I want to multiple the font-size with 0.75 to convert it from px to pt.
12px--> 12*0.75 pt
25px--> 25*0.75 pt
How can I convert it to the following using expression?
Test Test TestTest Test Test
Thank you,

Hi Ghada,
According to yourdescription, you want to convert the px into pt in HTML tags. Right?
Based on my knowledge, HTML tags can't support calculation like 12*0.75 to specify value for a properties. So you may need to directly put "9pt" into HTML tags. Since this forum is only for SQL Server Reporting Services, we suggest you post this
thread on a HTML CSS forum.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou

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