The Demos

Let's take a look at what's possible...

Custom Colors. Format rows with any color.

By using Hex Values for color stops, you can format your table using any colors you want, not just the ones available in the Conditional Formatting editor. In this example, we map each row on the color lookup table with a color stop.

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Give it a try! Click the button to add a card with a random color.

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Turquoise has a Hex Value of #45b5aa

Turquoise

Living Coral has a Hex Value of #ff6f61

Living Coral

Greenery has a Hex Value of #88b04b

Greenery

Fushcia Rose has a Hex Value of #c74375

Fushcia Rose

Marsala has a Hex Value of #964f4c

Marsala

Tangerine Tango has a Hex Value of #dd4124

Tangerine Tango

Mimosa has a Hex Value of #f0c05a

Mimosa

Serenity has a Hex Value of #91a8d0

Serenity

Sand Dollar has a Hex Value of #decdbe

Sand Dollar

Rose Quartz has a Hex Value of #f7cac9

Rose Quartz

Radiant has a Hex Value of #ad5e99

Radiant

Ultimate Grey has a Hex Value of #939597

Ultimate Grey

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Hundreds of Rules. Without pulling an all-nighter.

In this example, we have 148 unique colors, one for each of the available HTML Named Colors. You don’t have to use Hex Values, color stops also support HTML named colors like “Blue”, “Red”, “Tomato” or “HotPink”. You can see the named color at the top of each card.

Imagine setting that up in the editor one rule at a time 🤯

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Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.

Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (

CtrlP

) instead.