multiple conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed values. Otherwise, you can be artistic and, for example, paint rows with odd values in your favorite color: Snippet for coloring odd rows: ; even rows: ^\d*[13579]$ ^\d*[02468]$ Value range / Gradient Change of value using color picker under column . color Color 4 You can reset color to match current theme's contrast color in # # Drop-down Menu 2 Colors Use theme default color Change font in

multiple conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed values. Otherwise, you can be artistic and, for example, paint rows with odd values in your favorite color: Snippet for coloring odd rows: ; even rows: ^\d*[13579]$ ^\d*[02468]$ Value range / Gradient Change of value using color picker under column . color Color 4 You can reset color to match current theme's contrast color in # # Drop-down Menu 2 Colors Use theme default color Change font in

multiple conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed values. Otherwise, you can be artistic and, for example, paint rows with odd values in your favorite color: Snippet for coloring odd rows: ; even rows: ^\d*[13579]$ ^\d*[02468]$ Value range / Gradient Change of value using color picker under column . color Color 4 You can reset color to match current theme's contrast color in # # Drop-down Menu 2 Colors Use theme default color Change font in

multiple conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed values. Otherwise, you can be artistic and, for example, paint rows with odd values in your favorite color: Snippet for coloring odd rows: ; even rows: ^\d*[13579]$ ^\d*[02468]$ Value range / Gradient Change of value using color picker under column . color Color 4 You can reset color to match current theme's contrast color in # # Drop-down Menu 2 Colors Use theme default color Change font in

editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click on the context menu: View/Format -> Color by {column name} name} Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you selected: To remove the coloring coloring by a particular column, right-click the cell again and click View/Format -> Reset color by on the context menu. To remove coloring from all rows, right-click anywhere in the table and, on [column

editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click on the context menu: View/Format -> Color by {column name} name} Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you selected: To remove the coloring coloring by a particular column, right-click the cell again and click View/Format -> Reset color by on the context menu. To remove coloring from all rows, right-click anywhere in the table and, on [column

multiple conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed values. Otherwise, you can be artistic and, for example, paint rows with odd values in your favorite color: Snippet for coloring odd rows: ; even rows: ^\d*[13579]$ ^\d*[02468]$ Value range / Gradient Change of value using color picker under column . color Color 4 You can reset color to match current theme's contrast color in # # Drop-down Menu 2 Colors Use theme default color Change font in

editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click on the context menu: View/Format -> Color by {column name} name} Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you selected: To remove the coloring coloring by a particular column, right-click the cell again and click View/Format -> Reset color by on the context menu. To remove coloring from all rows, right-click anywhere in the table and, on [column

editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click on the context menu: View/Format -> Color by {column name} name} Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you selected: To remove the coloring coloring by a particular column, right-click the cell again and click View/Format -> Reset color by on the context menu. To remove coloring from all rows, right-click anywhere in the table and, on [column

editor, you can color all rows that have the same value as a particular cell of a certain column. To do so, right-click the cell and click on the context menu: View/Format -> Color by {column name} name} Then choose the color in the palette window that appears and click . The current row and all other rows that OK contain the same value change their color to the one you selected: To remove the coloring coloring by a particular column, right-click the cell again and click View/Format -> Reset color by on the context menu. To remove coloring from all rows, right-click anywhere in the table and, on [column