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shade rows
I have lots of data in continuous rows, it is difficult to follow accross
when reading each row on a print out. How do I shade alternate rows in excell so every line looks separated without manually shading each row? |
Hi Manny
you can use conditional formatting for this, select the rows (using the row numbers) of your data area and choose format / conditional formatting choose formula is and type =MOD(ROW()-1,2)+1<=1 click the format button, go to the patterns tab, choose a colour and click OK twice this will format all ODD rows to the chosen background Cheers JulieD "Manny" wrote in message ... I have lots of data in continuous rows, it is difficult to follow accross when reading each row on a print out. How do I shade alternate rows in excell so every line looks separated without manually shading each row? |
See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.CF.html#rows
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Manny" wrote in message ... I have lots of data in continuous rows, it is difficult to follow accross when reading each row on a print out. How do I shade alternate rows in excell so every line looks separated without manually shading each row? |
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