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Expand Up @@ -361,4 +361,10 @@ To use color ranges for your rules, select **Range** under **Conditional Formatt

![](/images/references/chart-types/table-conditional-format-range.png)

The color range will use a set of 5 colors mapped across the min and max colors selected in your rule.
The color range will use a set of 5 colors mapped across the min and max colors selected in your rule.

### Text styles

Any conditional formatting rule can also toggle **bold**, *italic*, and underline on matching cell text using the **Text style** toggle group in the rule editor. Turn on any combination of the three toggles to change how matching values are rendered.

Text styles work with both **Single** and **Range** rules, and can be combined with the existing text, background, and row color options — for example, a rule that makes matching cells **bold and red**. They apply to both regular tables and pivot tables, and respect the rule's **Apply to** target (cell, text, or entire row).
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