Excel tips, interlaced color change, multi-line color change, interval color, the key lies in the formula:
=mod(row(),x)=y
Where x refers to the expected color change every (x-1) row, and y is equal to every (y+1)th row;
For example: =mod(row(),2)=0 is used to set the color of every other row, and the color of the first row is. . .
Another example: =mod(row(),3)=1 is used to set the color change every two rows, and the color of the second row is. . .
The operation steps are:
1. Start
2. Conditional format
3. New rules
The following figure is a screenshot of steps 1, 2, and 3;
4. Use formulas to determine the cells to be formatted
5. Enter the prepared formula
6. Choose a format
The following figure is a screenshot of steps 4, 5, and 6:
The last picture is the picture of the format pop-up box, where you can set various formats to take effect under specified conditions.
