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How to Create Conditional Formatting in Coda

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In Coda, you can apply conditional formatting to tables to visually highlight data based on certain conditions. Here’s how to set it up:

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  1. Navigate to your table in Coda doc.
  2. Click on the 'Options' menu at the top right of your table.
  3. Select 'Conditional format' in the side panel.
  4. Click '+ Add Rule'.
  5. Select the column you’d like to base your conditional formatting rule on.
  6. Set your color and font options as desired.
  7. In the 'Apply To' section, choose the columns you’d like the conditional formatting to apply to in the rows where this criteria is met.
  8. By following these steps, you can create your conditional format in Coda doc.
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