Follow on from the post Conditional formatting: totals values + dynamic ranges (but has been marked as solved, but only part of it was)
Wanted to add +1 for dynamic scales for conditional formatting.
You don’t always want to hard-code the min/mid/max point - sometimes you just want to use it to identify the outliers in a data range, so having it set the min/max based on the min/max of the available range would be more useful.
Hi @david-ri,
Thanks for sharing your case with us!
This is certainly a valid use case for “Dynamic scales for conditional formatting”. I have noted it in our backlog to discuss very soon.
Just need a bit more info: Can you give me an example of how you would identify the outliers in a data range using the dynamic scales? I just want to find out if the dynamic values defined by the min/max of a data range can cover all use cases.
I think for the purpose of Dynamic Scaling, a simple min/max for the range is a great starting point.
A future version that sets the min/max range as say n standard deviations from mean could be useful, but wouldn’t let that get in the way of a useable ‘v1’
Got it, David! Thanks for sharing some valuable inputs.
We will work on this and give you a heads-up about any related updates.
Complete agree with David, dynamic scaling is a very valuable tool, as it users to worry less about the range set under the visualisation and consider more about what the scale is actually showing.
An example of something we are wanting to generate is using pivot tables to generate effectively a heat map of volumes of contacts by; day (columns) & hours (rows). We expect the underlying number of contacts to grow with the business. Based on the static min & max we will have to review this on a scheduled basis and adjust accordingly, rather than leaving the visualisation to handle this.
Hi Benjamin! Sorry for missing your reply this long.
I’ve got your case there, along with David’s and other similar requests for Dynamic scaling. Totally agree that this would help tremendously to stop worrying about the ever-changing data range.
Let me inform our Product team & discuss about raising the priority for it. Cheers!
Any news on this one?
Hi @Alex_H
As we embark on enhancing the table experience this year, starting with improved performance, dynamic conditional formatting has been prioritized in our backlog.
While we don’t have concrete plans to support it just yet, rest assured that your feedback hasn’t gone unnoticed. We understand the importance of this enhancement to you and our community, and are considering including it in our upcoming 24H1 roadmap.
Thank you for your patience and for being a valued member of our community 
Currently in a cross-tab, total values on Rows/Sums are excluded from formatting, would be good to include the option.
Also, currently scale formatting is restricted to hard-coded values. It would be great to be able to enable a dynamic range (e.g. min, median, max).
Great to hear that totals will be included.
WRT the ranges, it’s fine to hard code them once off, but over time the data may shift such that the hard coded values no longer useful (e.g. data values move higher). This would mean constant tinkering with the range boundaries.
Hi, just flagging - the dynamic CF component of this question isn’t solved. +1 for wanting this 
+1 for dynamic CF