I have a simple table (see screenshot). It's created using a simple SQL statement that returns individual rows and does a UNION in order to get the last row (i.e, the Total). I need to apply conditional formatting on the background on one cell in the last column; i.e, the cell circled in red. If the value is > 20.00%, the background should be red, otherwise light blue like the others. I did create an indicator that indicates the cell is part of the last row in order that the other cells in this last column don't get their background changed. However, when I try to write a formula to look a the percentage values, it seems to be looking at aggregated values instead of the percentages. Any thoughts?
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