for a presentation, I would like to sequentially highligh rows of a table. Therefore, I simply use different copies of one table and then make the letters of the row which I want to emphasize red with function \textcolor{red}{what should be red}:
The problem is that I need to write \textcolor{red}{..} before each cell in the row. Is there a way to set the color or another format of the row with a simple macro? Putting the whole row in the macro did not work.
I suggest using the colortbl package. It offers commands such as \cellcolor and \rowcolor. I tried using \rowcolor, but could not overlay it using \only or \onslide commands from beamer. Maybe you can have a go with it. Below, you can have both rows highlighted at different slides with one frame only.
thanks. I actually used the colortbl package but was not satisfied with the result. I would prefer to have the characters of the row which I want to emphasize in a different color and keep the background as it was.