This is like conditional formatting on a spreadsheet, where we can colour a range. It would add value to Stackby when many of us look at a wall of cells and values, where it's hard to pick out what matters. Yes, we can sort, but that loses context from surrounding (pre-sort) rows. We can colour entire rows, but this is not as precise as colouring a single cell or range, based on defined conditions. Furthermore, colouring entire rows does not highlight two important values in the same row.
