When you release new functions or reports to an existing client, you must show them where the new features can be found and how best to go about testing. Changes to a database people use every day—a database they use to get important work done—can trigger a variety of reactions, including alarm and anxiety; effective conversation can help them realize that the scope of the change is manageable. They will be able to do what they always have, but now benefit from new reports or functions. Conditional formatting provides an easy way to spotlight changes in your database. Conditional formatting offers the ability to highlight text or to make text bold or an unusual color. To point out new items, simply use a formula like the following: