I understand that you’d like to use a color value directly from a data column to control the row background.
However, even if you store a color in a column, the conditional mapping still needs to be defined somewhere (High → blue, Medium → lighter blue, etc.). Whether that logic lives in the data or in CSS, it doesn’t remove the need to define when and how each color is applied.
When styling is handled purely through CSS, it makes more sense to manage that logic directly in CSS rather than computing the final color in the data column.
That’s why the approaches I shared rely on detecting status indicators instead of reading a color value directly.
You can take a look at the methods here:
Let me know if you’d like help adapting one of them.