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Conditional format object is used for defining conditional formatting rules.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| formula | String | Condition rule. Can include AND, OR, ==, !=, >, >=, <,<=, -, +, *, /, isNaN(), !isNaN(). #value is used for referring to the value of the cell in the condition. Example: '#value > 3'. |
| format | Object | Style object applied if the cell value meets the condition. Set color value as hex color codes. This is important for exports to PDF and Excel. |
| id | Number | optional Identifier in the conditional formatting rule. If id is not specified, the id for the rule is set inside the component automatically. |
| row | Number | optional Row index where the condition is applied. |
| column | Number | optional Column index where the condition is applied. |
| measure | String | optional Measure name to which the condition will be applied. |
| isTotal | Boolean | optional If undefined, the condition will affect all cells. If true, the condition affects subtotals and totals cells alone. If false it affects only the regular cells. |
Add conditional formatting rule: