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Can I format alternating rows in the registers to have different shading?

James J

Like you get when you "format as table" in Excel, that sort of thing.

Funny thing, is that when I clicked on "Preferences" in the register, although I didn't see a way to do this, as long as the "Preferences" modal window is open I DO see some alternating shading.

But this alternating shading doesn't stick. Is it me, or is it Quicken?

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Chris_QPW

Quicken's registers are always set to do altering shading, and your screenshot shows that. You are looking at light blue and white.

Change the colors to something more visible for you.

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James J

Chris_QPW said:

Quicken's registers are always set to do altering shading, and your screenshot shows that. You are looking at light blue and white.

Change the colors to something more visible for you.

You are my hero. Thanks!

I just recently got a new computer, with Windows 11, and have been finding the colors in general, difficult.