Report Total Formatting

Hello,
My requirment is as below.
I have 3 columns Country,State,Sales and want to create a report where i want a blank row after every Country Total.
also want to give some color to that blank row.i tried with Union request but not getting report exactly like this.
eg.
Country
State
Sales
USA
Florida
50000
New Jersey
5456465
New York
868465
USA Total
6374930
India
Delhi
85648
Maharashtra
695445
India Total
781093
Australia
Queensland
595566
Tasmania
785466
Australia Total
1381032
Grand Total
8537055
If someone did this before please help.
I am suing OBIEE 11.5
Any help will be appriciated.
Thanks

Thanks Cristina,
I tried to add thick bottom border after total also added some padding but the problem is the color appearing after total is not continuous it keeps a black cell for state column ( And if i add more non measure columns there it keeps adding a blank cells).
It doesn't takes the formatting applied for label or values. That is causing issue as user wants to see a entire row colored without a blank Cells.
the report looks like this now.
Country
State
Sales
USA
Florida
50000
New Jersey
5456465
New York
868465
USA Total
6374930
Blank cell
India
Delhi
85648
Maharashtra
695445
India Total
781093
Blank cell
Australia
Queensland
595566
Tasmania
785466
Australia Total
1381032
Blank cell
Grand Total
Blank cell
8537055
is there any way to apply formating to blank cells appearing in total.
Thanks

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