+6Hey Hey
I want to apply conditional formatting on shapes which are grouped with another shape. For this I started creating a rule with custom formula and expected this to work
```
=SOME(Groups, x => CONTAINS(x.items, THIS."id"))
```
But unfortunately this doesn’t. Any idea what’s wrong?
Best answer by khaleesioflucidchart
Hi!
I think you can try this:
=shapetype(parent) = “Group”
+24Hi
The conditional formatting doesn't support complex formulas or functions like SOME() or CONTAINS() si what i sense - in the way you've written them.
Can you try the below:
=COUNT(GROUPS()) > 0
Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
Warm regards
+6Thanks
+24Hi
Let me try it from my end to see whether i can spot a possible workaround from my end.
Regards
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