https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148154
--- Comment #7 from verigen <[email protected]> --- Hello, Here is a specific use case, where reordering priorities would be highly useful. A table includes multiple conditional formatting rules applied to overlapping ranges: Column "C" uses conditional formatting to color cells green, red, or yellow based on their value. This rule applies only to the range C1:C<max>. A second rule applies gray shading style to entire rows (e.g., range A1:F<max>) if the "Status" column ("$B") contains the word "Removed". There should be two possibilities, depending on what the user wants to achieve: 1. Row shading takes precedence and the cell in column "C" is gray, like other cells in that row. 2. Cells in column "C" take precedence and stays red, green or yellow, while other cells in that row stay gray. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
