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Want to make your data easier to read? In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to change row colors in Microsoft Excel using 3 simple methods!

Whether you want to alternate row colors automatically (zebra striping), use formulas to keep colors dynamic, or manually highlight specific rows, this step-by-step guide has you covered.

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00:00Welcome back in this video I will guide you how to change row color in Excel
00:04changing row colors in Excel is a great way to make your data easier to read so
00:09in the first method you need to highlight the range of the cells of rows like this
00:15one and then go to the home tab and click as the format as stable and here
00:21you can see that and now select any cell that has altering color rows like this
00:29one and you will see a dialog box will pop up asking if your table has header
00:34check the box if it does and click ok like this one so if you don't want the
00:40data to behave like an official Excel table but want to keep the colors click
00:45anywhere inside the table and then go to the table design tab that appears at the
00:50top and click convert to range and here is the convert to range like click ok so
00:57in the second method that is the manual way for this you need to click on the
01:01row number on the for left on the entire row like this one and you can even select
01:09the multiple rows like this one and then go to the home tab and click the arrow
01:15next to the fill color click on that and select the color of your choice
01:21moreover if you don't want to turn your data into a table but still want
01:25altering colors that update automatically even if you delete rows you can use a
01:30formula for this you need to select the rows or cell you want to format and then
01:36click on the home tab and click on the conditional formatting and click on the
01:42new rules click on the use a formula to determine which cells to format and now put
01:48the formula here put the equal sign type M O D open the bracket type R O W row open
02:01the
02:01bracket close the bracket comma type 2 close the bracket equal sign and 0 and then click on
02:12the format and in the fill tab select the color of your choice for example this
02:17color click ok and click ok to proceed and here it is so with these way you can
02:23easily change row color in Excel if you think this would be helpful to support my
02:27channel thanks for watching
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