A tool used to give Excel tables different color schemes.

• A. Template
• B. Table Style
• C. Cell Formatting
• D. Chart Style

Answer: (B)

Table Style is the tool that gives Excel tables a coordinated color scheme. When you format a range as a table, Excel provides a gallery of predefined styles that apply consistent colors and shading to the whole table—header formatting, banded rows or columns, and other accents—so you can switch the look with a single choice. This is accessed after selecting the table, via the Table Design (Table Tools Design) options, where you can pick a style that matches your preferred color scheme.

Templates are about overall workbook or sheet designs, not per-table color schemes. Cell formatting would require changing colors cell by cell, which isn’t as cohesive as using a table style. Chart styles apply to charts, not to Excel tables.