Font color in tables

[BChat]

OS = Windows Vista Ultimate w/SP1 RC1
Microsoft Office Professional 2007

I upgraded Office 2003 > 2007 and I noticed you can change the font color in
a table. Do all records/columns have to be the same color, or can they be
different colors? I can get the entire table to change color, but not an
individual record or column. I am having a small problem with font color in
Excel and was wondering if this was related, or the ''1 table 1 color" was
the only option by design.

Thanks
BChat

 

[Tom van Stiphout]

Tables all have the same single color. That's probably because
end-users have no business with tables. Rather you'd want to provide
forms and reports for them to interact with the data in the tables.
Forms could use "Conditional Formatting" (see help file) to color
individual rows or columns, expecially when in datasheet view.

-Tom.

 

[BChat]

Thank You.......



Tables all have the same single color. That's probably because
end-users have no business with tables. Rather you'd want to provide
forms and reports for them to interact with the data in the tables.
Forms could use "Conditional Formatting" (see help file) to color
individual rows or columns, expecially when in datasheet view.

-Tom.