You can use colored rows functionality to better organize the data you are working with. Here's an example on how to use this functionality.
0:14 Highlight instruments
Highlight instruments that have a change of more than one percent by opening settings and choosing a coloring rows tab. Here we should create a new color scheme, set conditions and coloring actions for it. Create a coloring scheme for positive instrument change. Then set a condition to 'If changes more than one' and set coloring options. Lets choose green for the background, the columns you want to be colored, for this example, this symbol and last columns. After hitting 'Apply' you can see the results. You can do the same procedure to highlight instruments with a negative change. There you go! In order to distinguish instruments with no change you can color them in gray. Let's create one more coloring scheme. Set a condition 'If changes equal to zero', and choose gray for all the columns. Now all instruments with the change of zero are set aside as well. This is how colored rows work.
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