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How do I alternate shading of rows, Excel 2007, no new tabs.
I am trying to alternate shading of rows in Excel 2007, without creating a
new row and changing the formatting. I am not interested in sorting the data using this, only alternating the shading. I am able to do this with Excel 2003 on other computers but cannot figure it out in the newer version. Is this possible? |
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How do I alternate shading of rows, Excel 2007, no new tabs.
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/alternate-row-color.htm
-- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "jrgspyder" wrote: I am trying to alternate shading of rows in Excel 2007, without creating a new row and changing the formatting. I am not interested in sorting the data using this, only alternating the shading. I am able to do this with Excel 2003 on other computers but cannot figure it out in the newer version. Is this possible? |
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