With the help of the conditional highlighting, it is easy to make a report look more sophisticated by "coloring" every second data line. Let us exemplify it by the report of the "List" type, which we constructed in the previous chapter.

First of all, let us place the "Report title" and "Master data" bands on the list. Put the "Text" object to the data-band and stretch it, so that it would occupy practically all the band space:

This object will perform the role of the wafer, which will modify its color depending on the data line number. After that, we select the object and set the following condition in the allocation editor:
<Line> mod 2 = 1
Let us select gray color for highlighting, but not too saturated (closer to white). Now other objects can be put on the data-band:

As new objects lay on the wafer, it can easily be unnoticed. If starting a report, we can see the following:

As new objects lay on the wafer, it can easily be unnoticed. If starting a report, we can see the following: