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Default How do I get every other row to highlight gray

I need every other row to be gray and if I insert a row I need the sheet to
correct the shading automatically
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formatconditional formatcondition 1formula is=mod(row(),2=0)format as
desired.

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I need every other row to be gray and if I insert a row I need the sheet

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In cell A1: Format, Conditional Formatting. Let the condition be Formula is
=mod(row(a1),2)=0. Choose the colour under Patterns.
Use Edit, Paste Special to copy the formatting to the entire worksheet.

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I need every other row to be gray and if I insert a row I need the sheet to
correct the shading automatically

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Take a look at http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.CF.html#rows

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