Highlight row baced on condition

Hi,
i have an interactive report. i want to highlight some rows in it baced on a condition on another table. Example:
Table holiday record
ID          Name             Start          End             Status
1           ABC                2/2            2/3             Applied
2           XYZ                2/4            2/8             Approved
Table Employee (Interactive Report)
ID           Name
1            LMN
2            ABC       -- This row should be with background blue (status applied in holiday table)
3            XYZ       -- This row should be with background green (status approved in holiday table)
All rows without any entry in the holiday table are normal (gray)Is this possible???
How do I do this??
Please Suggest
Thanks.
Edited by: machan on Feb 9, 2010 10:11 AM

For interactive report create your report query to include the status...
so that your report should look like
id name status
Hide status column
apply the inbuilt feature of interactive report to highligh the rows.
Regards,
Shijesh

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