Dashboard Mode - Borders and shading
Dashboard Goal
Show how to use borders and shading to make data easier to read and highlight important cells in a sales report.
Show how to use borders and shading to make data easier to read and highlight important cells in a sales report.
| Product | Region | Sales Q1 | Sales Q2 | Total Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apples | North | 100 | 150 | =SUM(C2:D2) |
| Bananas | South | 200 | 180 | =SUM(C3:D3) |
| Cherries | East | 120 | 130 | =SUM(C4:D4) |
| Dates | West | 90 | 110 | =SUM(C5:D5) |
| Elderberries | North | 160 | 170 | =SUM(C6:D6) |
=SUM(E2:E6)+-----------------------------+ | Total Sales Overall | | [KPI Card] | +-----------------------------+ | Product | Region | Q1 | Q2 | Total Sales | |---------------------------------------------| | Apples | North |100 |150 | 250 | | Bananas | South |200 |180 | 380 | | Cherries| East |120 |130 | 250 | | Dates | West | 90 |110 | 200 | | Elderb. | North |160 |170 | 330 | +---------------------------------------------+ (Headers shaded gray, rows with Total Sales >300 shaded green, thick border right of Total Sales column)
Add a filter for Region. When you select a region, the table updates to show only products from that region. The Total Sales Overall KPI card updates to sum only the visible rows. Borders and shading remain to keep the table easy to read.
If you add a filter for Region = North, which components update?