PivotTable Conditional Formatting

ExcelUser1148

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I would like to have it so that if a condition is met, the entire row/record in a pivottable is highlighted green.
However, I cant figure out a way to do this as regular conditional formatting breaks the moment you change anything in the table (e.g adding new records or filtering)
and aside from the fact I can't figure out how to get the range to be the "select cells related to "Score" " or whatever your pivotTable fields are, I don't think that would apply it to the entire row so wont colour the entire row, right?

Anyone know of a way to conditionally highlight entire rows?
 

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