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Why Is My Excel Table Blue. It is dark blue at first, then turns to a pale blue when i click within a cell. I want to change the row shading to a different color, so. I add a row to a table, and the new row has a blue background. I have an excel table, which has every other row shaded in gray (see pic). The row numbers become blue typically when a filter is applied. I have to select all. When every i add new rows to my table (either by pressing tab at the end of the last row or by dragging the table box down) all the new rows are color blue. It is the row number which is showing blue, not the cell data. I am running excel 2013 and windows 10. In my case, there is no filter applied, nor are. The difference is that an excel table has. The blue mark indicates the table is an excel table and not just a 'table' of data. Occasionally in some new worksheets, when i try to edit a cell by hitting. I found instructions on this page that helped me:

I have an excel table, which has every other row shaded in gray (see pic). In my case, there is no filter applied, nor are. When every i add new rows to my table (either by pressing tab at the end of the last row or by dragging the table box down) all the new rows are color blue. I found instructions on this page that helped me: The blue mark indicates the table is an excel table and not just a 'table' of data. It is the row number which is showing blue, not the cell data. The difference is that an excel table has. The row numbers become blue typically when a filter is applied. I add a row to a table, and the new row has a blue background. I want to change the row shading to a different color, so.

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Why Is My Excel Table Blue I have an excel table, which has every other row shaded in gray (see pic). I add a row to a table, and the new row has a blue background. I have to select all. I found instructions on this page that helped me: In my case, there is no filter applied, nor are. It is the row number which is showing blue, not the cell data. Occasionally in some new worksheets, when i try to edit a cell by hitting. It is dark blue at first, then turns to a pale blue when i click within a cell. The difference is that an excel table has. The blue mark indicates the table is an excel table and not just a 'table' of data. When every i add new rows to my table (either by pressing tab at the end of the last row or by dragging the table box down) all the new rows are color blue. I am running excel 2013 and windows 10. The row numbers become blue typically when a filter is applied. I want to change the row shading to a different color, so. I have an excel table, which has every other row shaded in gray (see pic).