¿Cómo coloreo varias celdas en Excel?

How do I color multiple cells in Excel?

Select the cell or range of cells you want to format. Click Home > Format Cells dialog launcher, or press Ctrl+Shift+F. On the Fill tab, under Background Color, pick the color you want. To use a pattern with two colors, pick a color in the Pattern Color box, and then pick a pattern in the Pattern Style box.

You can also select multiple columns by selecting cells in a row and then pressing Ctrl + Space. The last method to select multiple adjacent cells is by using the Shift key. Just click the first column letter and then, while holding Shift, press the last column letter.

Conditional Formatting Across Multiple Cells in Excel

1. Highlight the cell in the row that indicates inventory, our “Units in Stock” column.
2. Click Conditional Formatting.
3. Select Highlight Cells Rules, then choose the rule that applies to your needs.

To add a gradient effect to a cell selection, follow these steps:

1. Press Ctrl+1 to open the Format Cells dialog box and then click the Fill tab.
2. Click the Fill Effects button.
3. Select the two colors you want to use in the Colors section.

You can color-code your formulas using Excel’s conditional formatting tool as follows. Select a single cell (such as cell A1). From the Home tab, select Conditional Formatting, New Rule, and in the resulting New Formatting Rule dialog box, select Use a formula to determine which cells to format.

Select one or more rows and columns

1. Select the letter at the top to select the entire column. Or click on any cell in the column and then press Ctrl + Space.
2. Select the row number to select the entire row.
3. To select non-adjacent rows or columns, hold Ctrl and select the row or column numbers.

We all know and love the Auto Fill feature in Excel. Microsoft went a step further in Excel 2013 and created Flash Fill. This new feature recognizes patterns in your data and will finish tedious tasks for you.

Click File > Excel > Options. In the Advanced category, under Display options for this worksheet, make sure that the Show gridlines check box is selected. In the Gridline color box, click the color you want. Tip: To return gridlines to the default color, click Automatic.

To apply color to alternate columns, type this formula: =MOD (COLUMN (),2)=0. These formulas determine whether a row or column is even or odd numbered, and then applies the color accordingly.

2. In the popping up Create Table dialog box, click the OK button. 3. Then the Design tab is displayed, if you want to apply color banded rows, please check the Banded Rows box in the Table Style Options group, otherwise, check the Banded Columns box. See screenshot:

The easiest way to multiply 2 columns in Excel is by making a simple formula with the multiplication symbol (*). Here’s how: Multiply two cells in the first row. Supposing, your data begins in row 2, with B and C being the columns to be multiplied. The multiplication formula you put in D2 is as plain as this: =B2*C2

If we desire to change Excel color code based on the values in the cells, we must apply conditional formatting. Since, we sometimes want to highlight an entire column (or row) instead of just a cell or two; this is why we will base the color code in Excel on matching values within the cells.