How To Alternate Colors in Google Sheets
This guide provides a straightforward method for alternating colors in Google Sheets, enhancing the visual appeal and readability of your data. By following simple steps, users can apply conditional formatting to create a clear distinction between rows, making it easier to analyze information. This technique is especially useful for organizing and presenting data in a more engaging way.
Alejandra Arciniegas
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Google Sheets
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The first thing you should do, is to navigate to Google Sheets.
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Once you open you document click and drag the mouse over the cells that you want to apply the format to.
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The, click on "Format" in the upper bar.
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Now, select "Conditional formatting" from the dropdown.
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Now, you should click on the dropdown below "Format rules".
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Scroll all the way to the bottom, and click on"Custom formula is".
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Now, click on the "Value or formula" field.
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And type [[=MOD(ROW(),2)]]
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Now, you can click on "Done".
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And that's all! Pretty easy, right?