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# Table
### When should we use a table?
A table is a structured arrangement of data in rows and columns, where each intersection of a row and a column represents a specific data point. Tables are commonly used to organize and present data in a systematic and easy-to-read format.
### Create a table
Read this section to learn about how to create a [here](/visualizations/create-a-chart.md)
### Style a table
Read [this section](/custom-charts/quick-styling-toolbar.md) to learn about how to use quick styling toolbar
### Advanced styling options
Read this section to learn about styling chart with many advanced options [here](/custom-charts/right-styling-panel.md)
### Configure conditional format
Conditional format in Dataflake helps you highlight cells with a single color or multiple colors based on cells' values.
To Add conditional format, Click  button on the quick styling toolbar
On the right panel, click **Add condition format**
#### **Single color**
Color style
* Color style enables you to define the color for one row in one column or entire rows.
* Select rows to format conditions
* Select text color
* Select cell's color
**Format rules**
If the cell's value is text, the conditions are as below:
* Is
* Is not
* Is not empty
* Is empty
* Not containing
* Contains
* Ends with
* Starts with
* Match with (Regex)
If the cell's value is number, the conditions are as below:
* Greater than
* Greater than or equal
* Less than
* Less than or equal
* Equal
* Not equal
#### **Color scale**
Format based on\
Choose the column value that you want to set format
**Color & style**\
Apply on: The column that you want to apply the color scale.\
Click on save to apply conditional formatting