In a table? Why in a table? Tables are for data storage, not for user
viewing or interaction.
Depending upon how Access can identify the record (you have given us
no indication) you wish to set the different Font Color and Font Size
of, on a form, in any Form View, you can use a control's Conditional
Formatting property to set a control's color and font size.
Select the control.
Click on Format + ConditionalFormatting.
You can also do the same in a Report.
No. You can create a form and set its default view to datasheet, so that it
will look like a table. Then, you might be able to implement your idea with
conditional formatting, based on some unique attribute in a record (perhaps
using the primary key value).
