Don't want conditional formatting on ALL column grand totals

@ssoutty68 For now, conditional formatting rules apply to an entire table, instead of certain series or ranges of series. The ability to apply rules to individual series was left out of the first version and Product is considering adding this ability some time soon.

I’ll let them know you ran into this and explain your specific use case. Do you mind if I ask what company you work for so we can let your Customer Success team know if and when this feature gets added?

Thanks for your reply @maxcorbin. It would good to have basic excel features in Looker ( freezing columns, conditional formatting). How often do you guys make such changes?


-SS

We’d also like the ability to conditionally format columns independently from other columns in the table so that we can compare them independently while still looking for at-a-glance correlations between. For example, imagine a column with time spent on a page and a column for number of comments left on that page, with rows for various pages in a site. One might like all this data in a single table to compare the success of various pages. Low to high conditional formatting makes it easier to see trends, but since these metrics are on different scales, you’d want the scales to be applied on a column by column basis rather than low to high across the whole table.

would love to see this feature soon!