Table Styles for Google Sheets

With this tool at hand, changing the appearance of your data in Google Sheets is very simple. You will apply default style to the entire table or certain elements, or even choose what table parts are present in the selection. Besides existing templates, it lets you add your custom formatting patterns to the collection. You can edit or remove an obsolete style at any time.

Standard Google Sheets options let you alter only one element at a time, i.e. change font or background color. Also, you need to select each table part (a row or a column) separately to change it.

With our add-on, you will apply different styles to certain parts of the entire table or its several parts at once: header, first-row stripe, border, cell alignment, etc.

1. Run the add-on under Extensions > Table Style.
2. In the pane that appears, click Create new style.
3. Adjust the formatting for each element if needed.
4. Click Save as, give your template a name, and hit Save.

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1. Select the range with your table to format.
2. Go to Extensions > Table Styles > Start.
3. Choose the color scheme you'd like to apply.
4. Adjust its formatting options if necessary.
5. Click Style to apply it to the selection.

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1. Select the range you want to format.
2. Open the tool from Extensions > Table Styles > Run.
3. Pick a style pattern you'd like to apply.
4. Click the filter icon next to the Style button and select only those elements that you need to change.
5. Press Style.

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Sure, you can create it from the very beginning, determining the table parts you have and choosing all fonts, colors, borders, and the arrangement of data in cells for them. Editing one of the existing style templates would simply be faster.

Of course! You can manage existing templates in the same way you create them. Change the formatting of your table header, add borders to your left column, or re-color every other row to make the information easier to read.

Yes. Once you decide on the style pattern, use a special filter button to select only the formatting that you want to apply to your table.