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Yes, No and sort of....
To start with yes, if you create an extension then you can design the table any way you want however this requires you to build an extension object.
No you are limited to the styles that exist under the "Style" tab. Now you can play around with the transparency and borders and such but I guess this is not what you are looking for.
Sort of, you can customize the cells by right clicking the table and choose custom format cell.
Yes, No and sort of....
To start with yes, if you create an extension then you can design the table any way you want however this requires you to build an extension object.
No you are limited to the styles that exist under the "Style" tab. Now you can play around with the transparency and borders and such but I guess this is not what you are looking for.
Sort of, you can customize the cells by right clicking the table and choose custom format cell.
Sorry Onno 
But Custom Format Cell is available if you turn on "Always Show Design Menue Items"
Correction (well... sort of) ... we are both correct 
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Okay... I should not have used "only", so I removed that from my reply.
From QlikView Help:
This dialog lets you apply custom formats to one or more groups of table cells. It can be invoked from the object menus of a table box, a straight table or a pivot table, provided that the Design Grid command of View Menu is activated or the Always Show Design Menu Items checkbox is marked.