Some table styles replicate the pattern correctly when you add a column, but do not alternate colors when you add a row.

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Table styles in programs like Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets can be designed to automatically replicate patterns (such as border styles or cell shading) when a column is added. However, the alternation of row colors (also known as "banding") might not automatically adjust when a new row is inserted, depending on how the table style is set up or the specific features of the software being used.

Some Table Styles Replicate the Pattern Correctly When You Add