A format rule can only apply to a single table. If you want both tables to highlight differences, you’ll need format rules for each table.
Format rules can use data from other tables, so what you’re trying to do is possible.
There needs to be some way to match the row in one table to the row to which it is to be compared in the other table. What do the rows have in common? The same key column value? A Ref to reach other? The same row number?
A format rule can only apply to a single table. If you want both tables to highlight differences, you’ll need format rules for each table.
sure, i need only one table “trecho” to be highlighted.
There needs to be some way to match the row in one table to the row to which it is to be compared in the other table. What do the rows have in common? The same key column value? A Ref to reach other? The same row number?
the both tables have one column in common,"the column [maquina] ".
table(trecho)this is the view that i want to be highlighted :