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A maximum of three conditions per report. Conditional highlighting can only be applied to summary rows.

Create a Conditional Formatting Rule Click Add Conditional Formatting Rule. Select the column you want to apply the formatting rule to, set your value range and your colours. ... Click Done, then Apply. To collapse the rows, click Detail Rows. Repeat the above step for the Average Probability column.

To enable conditional highlighting, your report must be a summary report (grouped by rows) or matrix report (grouped by rows and columns). It must also contain at least one summary field or custom summary formula. Click Conditional Formatting.

Use Visualforce Pages or Lightning Web Components to show or hide your components based on logic and user permissions. If you are a Salesforce administrator, you can also control the visibility of your fields with permission sets or objects based on user profiles.

Conditional highlighting can only be applied to summary rows. Conditional highlighting is available for numerical analysis only. The first condition is <, the second condition is <, and the third condition is >= Conditional highlighting is available only in matrix and summary reports.

Here's a step-by-step guide: Create a custom formula field on the object you are generating the report for. ... Go to the Object Manager in Salesforce Classic by navigating to Setup -> Customize -> [Object Name] -> Fields. Click on "New" in the Custom Fields & Relationships section to create a new formula field.

Conditional Highlighting in Reports in Salesforce is used to highlight field values on summary or matrix reports based on ranges and colors you specify. To enable conditional highlighting, your report must contain at least one summary field or custom summary formula.