Alternating Color Shading in Rows in Document Table
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The keyboard shortcut CTRL+Shift+S will auto apply alternate row shading to your table.
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Is the keyboard shortcut different for next gen documents? 0
Good catch, Jamie! Yes, for next gen Documents, use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+Shift+A. And FYI, you are a Mac user, you an substitute the CTRL key for the Command key in both cases. -1
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Hi there, has this shortcut been updated lately? I've tried the COMMAND + SHIFT + A for my mac and am not having any luck.
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We are using next Gen documents and want to un-shade a table, how it should be done? I tried coloring the table while, however on print the shading comes back.
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Sorry for the delay Katrina Bayot. I also drive a Mac and I think I see what you mean. To confirm, when you type ⌘ + shift + a you get the option to do a screen grab? I'll bring this up to the team but wanted to confirm we were on the same boat.
Arihant Bengani when you view the Cell Formats, is this checked? Or is it somewhere else that is driving the shading?
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Katrina Bayot on my end, I was able to find the culprit. The application CloudApp was using the shortcut ⌘ + shift + a. I had to go into that program and edit it's preferences to disable/change that shortcut. After that, the shortcut worked again for me in Wdesk.
It may possibly be a different app for you but when you click ⌘ + shift + a whatever app comes up might be the culprit. Let me know if I've missed the mark there. Thanks and have a great day!
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Hello, has there been an update for shortcut shading? Control + Shift + A does not seem to be working in Next Gen.
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Hi Pat!
There's not been any new updates to this shortcut and it should work. As mentioned in my previous comment, if there's another application on your machine that is using that shortcut too, it could cause it to not work. Is that possibly the case for you here?
Let me know what questions you have or if you need anything else. Chat soon!
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Follow up on this, when I have row hidden, it seems to throw the shading way off. It either shades random rows or shades basically the whole table. Any idea what's driving this?
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Hi Brian!
Hmm... that is very bizarre. I tested and saw that when Alternate Row Fill is applied and I hide rows, the alternate shading adjusts accordingly. Are your row shading set by this, or just applied manually, do you know?
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Thanks for the response Mike! Alternate row fill was on so I cleared the formatting and reapplied the shading using Ctrl + Shift + A and that seemed to work. Weird but now I know how to fix it if it happens again.
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Thanks for letting me know, and glad to hear that it resolved itself. Should you run into again, I might also recommend reaching out to Support so we can capture the issue and diagnose it.
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When I apply alternate row shading, it starts from the first row of the table, even if they are marked as header rows. How do I make the alternate shading start just below the header row?
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Hi Katie!
If you highlight the area where you would like the formatting applied before using the keyboard shortcut or the Spreadsheet properties, it should only apply the formatting to that area. Hope this helps!
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