Problem with Large Excel Tables 1. Problem with Large Excel Tables When working with an Excel table containing many columns (such as "exempt base", "base 7", "base 13", etc.), it becomes difficult to keep track of the active row. This can slow down typing and cause reading or typing errors. 2. Goal: Dynamic Highlighting The idea is to automatically highlight the row (and possibly the column) you are working on. This allows you to better visualize the data associated with the selected cell, even in a very large table. 3. Simple Solution with Conditional Formatting Excel offers conditional formatting that can be used to dynamically highlight an entire row based on the active cell. However, this method is limited because it does not automatically respond to cursor movement without manual refresh.