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This variation on the paste shortcut pastes just the formatting. You can build the selection set by holding down the Ctrl key as you add or remove cells from the set.)

Select all the other cells in the table that you want to shade the same way.

This variation on the copy shortcut copies just the formatting from the selected item (the cell).

With the cell still selected, press Ctrl+Shift+C.

Select the first cell you want to shade and apply the desired shading to that cell.

If you are satisfied changing the background color manually, you might try this to see if it speeds up the changes:

(Of course, you could make changes directly to the style definition itself.) This, however, doesn't affect the cell background it only affects the text within the cell. The closest way to do this would be to define a special style that can be applied to the text within the table cells, and then you could use Find and Replace to locate the style and make changes. Unfortunately there is no way to do this-backgrounds in table cells are not findable or replaceable with the Find and Replace tool. He wonders if there is a way to use Find and Replace to change the color of table cells. Recently he wanted to do the same with the background shading of table cells. Jim knows how to use advanced Find and Replace to change font color globally throughout a document.