By default, the headers will be given a distinct color and every second row will be banded. Step 1: Have the arranged and convert it into Excel table by selecting it and hitting CTRL+T shortcut. Highlighting every N’th row of Excel table – Step by step This was completely optional and not necessary but to show that it is possible and to learn something extra involving form controls, I felt I should add this bit to tutorial as well. giving you the option to change the row number. Make the highlighting option dynamic i.e.Make it fail safe so that even if table is moved from one place to the other, it doesn’t break.Make Excel table’s structured reference system to work within conditional formatting.Main challenges to implement this idea were:
In today’s tutorial we will learn how to make the process of highlighting completely dynamic and you can highlight rows at the push of a button giving you the option to increase or decrease the number of rows. Though it does help most often but often times we may find a need to highlight every third, fourth, fifth or any other row. By default, every second row in Excel tables is highlighted and the other option is to turn highlighting off completely.
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