Hello, in a table insight, is it possible to do conditional formatting at the row level?

Great news — row-level conditional formatting in pivot tables is on GoodData's roadmap! Conditional Formatting at the Row Level Currently Available Right now, conditional formatting in tables works at the cell level, applied via a metric's format string. You can define color and background rules based on value thresholds, for example:

[<600000][red]$#,#.##;[=600000][yellow]$#,#.##;[>600000][green]$#,#.##

Or with background colors:

[>=.9][backgroundcolor=990000][white]#,##0%; [>=.7][backgroundcolor=AD3333][white]#,##0%; [>=.5][backgroundcolor=C26666]#,##0%; [backgroundcolor=F5E6E6]#,##0%

This applies to tables and headline (KPI) reports only — it does not work for bar charts or other chart types. [conditional formatting] [color formatting limit] > Note: Conditional formatting applies only to a metric's own values — you cannot format one metric based on another metric's value. [community confirmation] Coming Soon (Roadmap) According to GoodData's April 2026 roadmap, row-level formatting in pivot tables based on metric values is planned as part of an expanded Conditional Formatting feature, along with: • Attribute-based formatting rules in pivot tables • Conditional formatting applied directly within charts So full row-level conditional formatting is not yet available in the standard UI but is actively being developed. 👍 0 button 👎 0 button ℹ️ Tip: Mention @kapa.ai in the thread for follow-ups. 👀 Our Support team monitors all messages and will jump in if needed.

Hi Nick, I’d just like to confirm the response from our AI Assistant that currently row-level conditional formatting is not yet available, but is on our roadmap. But at this time, I cannot provide you with any ETA on when this will be rolled out on to the platform. So I would like to suggest you follow our Release Notes here: https://www.gooddata.ai/docs/cloud/whats-new-cloud/