Currently to give rows an alternating color, one can use `ISEVEN(ROW())` as a conditional cell formatting. This is really cumbersome. MS Excel does it the same way as well, but offers an additional and quicker solution [1]: 1) Select the rows and columns in a rectangular block 2) Format the selection as a table 3) Give it a (pre)defined table style with alternating colors (Also custom table styles for branded rows or columns can be defined.) 4) Clicking in the table gives an option to convert the table back to standard regular range of cells. This would increase the UX and the efficiency a lot. [1] (Technique 2) https://support.office.com/en-us/article/apply-shading-to-alternate-rows-or-columns-in-a-worksheet-a443b0f5-2025-42f6-9099-5de09c05e880
Already available. 1. Make selection of cells 2. Format -> AutoFormat Styles... 3. select from the Format drop list 4. OK to apply