Ok, after reading more I see a method which works fine for what I needed.
Using the PatternFormat I can use the distinct string values as class names
to set a style on the 'cell'.
var formatter = new google.visualization.PatternFormat('<div
class="class{0}">{0}</div>');
formatter.format(dataTable, [2]);
Works for this simple case. Would still be nice if there were something
that combined the functionality of ColorFormat with regular expressions or a
some other more advanced logic than just numeric ranges.
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