Conditional formatting in pivot table

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Select B5:M20
Home> Conditional Formatting > New rule > Use a formula to determine which cells to format
and insert this formula
=B5>=LARGE($B$5:$M$20,10)
pick the format you want

M.
 
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Thank you for the reply but why I need to do that? why CF is not working with Pivot table? thanks
 
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Thank you for the reply but why I need to do that? why CF is not working with Pivot table? thanks


Because you were using
Format only top or bottom values
first 10% of selected range
you're getting only 6 values highlighted

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