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Conditional formatting in Logical SQL OTBI report
Summary
Conditional formatting does not reflect in OTBI report where Logical SQL is usedContent
We have a requirement where we had to write a logical SQL query to show previous and current attributes in an OTBI report. We wanted to color code the changes if that attribute had a change using conditional formatting however we are unable to do so. We do have some outer queries in the logical SQL which is why the values are not auto-populated as it does with a simple logical SQL. Even if we type in the values and apply formatting, the styles does not get applied to the column values.We have a requirement where we had to write
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