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Use conditional formatting (Format-Conditional Formatting)
Select the range you want formatted this way, THEN use the menu to open the dialog box. Use Formula Is and the formula would be =Mod(row(),2)=0 Click on the format button and go to the Pattern tab and choose the color you want Click on OK, then click on the Add button (I think it's Add, or new condition, or such). Again use Formula Is and use =Mod(row(),2)=1 Repeat the earlier steps but choose the alternating color "John Gregory" wrote: I wish to shade the background with alternating stripes of light-blue and white for legibility of the data output (similar to the old computer print-out paper). I can cut and paste the format, but when I do a data sort, it takes to cell shading along with it. Is there a way to create a fixed background that does not move if I sort, insert, or delete cells? |
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