This is completely counter-intuitive. The OpenOffice dialog for conditional formatting only lets you select from pre-defined "styles" by name (no autopreview) and no way to add a new style from the dialog. I had to google this to find out how to modify existing styles. Oy. Sometimes the MS way is the better way...
OpenOffice.org Training, Tips, and Ideas: Conditional Formatting in OpenOffice Calc Spreadsheets
MS Office Wins a battle vs. OpenOffice calc
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