How to add a background color to the Row Subtotal of a Matrix without coloring the header

[KarenGrube]

Hi!  Thanks for your help in advance.  In Power BI I have a matrix with two Rows and two Values.  This is set for stepped layout with the row subtotals on.  I can change the color of the subtotal and overall font total amounts to blue, but I can't change the word "Total" to Blue.  If I change the color of the header font, the word Total turns blue, but so do the words "Shoes" and "Handbags."  It's as though the subtotal row is being treated as header.  All I want to do is change the color of the word Total and I can't figure out how.  Any suggestions?

Category	SubCategory	Expenses	Sales
Shoes
	Canvas	22.00	35.00
	High Heels	30.00	40.00
	TOTAL	52.00	75.00
Handbags
	Large	55.00	75.00
	Medium	32.00	65.00
	TOTAL	87.00	140.00
TOTAL		139.00	215.00

Thanks!

[kaylaquijas]

It was grayed out. Turns out I had to save, close, and reopen. Then the option was available 🙂

[kaylaquijas]

I can't drop down the "Values" option. 

Suggestions?

[Bmejia]

You Values can only be ungreyed if you select all not the individual value.

[KarenGrube]

That was perfect!  Thank you so much!  

[Bmejia · Accepted solution]

I think you just need to click on Apply to Labesl in the Row subtotal