Hi Armando,

Here is how you can achieve to set a Conditional rule on the column that will set different color text if the cell has certain content.

You can add custom CSS classes, then call them later to add any style you need.

 I will give you an example from my Test Table with some Countries in a column.

If I have a column like this :

First we make a couple of Conditional rules like this :

Then we add this custom CSS to the table Customize/Custom CSS:

td.Green {   
 color: green !important;
}
td.Red {   
 color: red !important;
}

And now the text of the cells that match my condition in the content,  have changed text color :

Now you can apply the same principle, but with your conditional rules and of course, you can add different CSS styles.

Let me know if that makes sense, and if that works for you? 

Thank you

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Hi Armando,

My sincere apologies for all the waiting time.

Thank you for the Access, it seems i fixed it.

You had the same "rule" called twice here - for the case if the cell is less or equal from 3, so i just deleted the first Rule from the top, and now it just adds the "White" CSS class to it.

Please check and let me know how it seems now?

Thanks.