Sometimes you just want to have stuff stand out in your Excel tables. Say you have a table of data and want every other row to be in a pink shade. Or you want ever just the odd row to be green. Or you want every 7th row to have a nice shade of yellow. The possibilities (and the color choices ) are endless! There are a couple of ways this could be done and in the video below I’ll show you two ways. One is using the table feature in Excel and the other is a bit more of a formula approach using the ROWS and MOD functions (along with conditional formatting).  

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