Conditional formatting on a Excel Structured table using relative reference and sumifs function -


i have named excel table forecasting track hours forecasting multiple resources on multiple projects, across weeks. ease of data entry, have format such below.

reso    proj    21-aug  28-aug  4-sep <so on> res1    proj1   20  20  10 res1    proj2   30  20  10 res2    proj1   20  20  5 res2    proj2   10  30  4 

what wish have conditional formatting highlight cells in red, week resource overloaded (sum of hours > 40). output expect this(image attached).

theoretically, below formula should evaluate true, cells resource overallocated.

=sumif(forecasting[[reso]:[reso]],[@reso],[21-aug])>0 

this not working in conditional formatting, though working if use in cells. there way make logic work?

i know work, third parameter has applied relative reference across whole forecasting[#data] area (dynamically across weeks), whereas first 1 has @ reso column. have spent many hours on this, cant desired outcome, because cant see how conditional formatting evaluates.

now in using structured referencing itself, remains readable. while first preference, if not work, know other a1 notation solution.


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