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Default Excel 2007 - default series colours

Hi,
I am trying to find a way of identifying the colours used as defaults for
series in a given Excel 2007 theme. However, unlike previous versions of
Excel, if you select a series and the choose a fill (say solid fill), it does
not show you the colour swatch that corresponds to the defualt colour (if you
haven't already changed it) - and, indeed, if you cycle through series, it
will show you the last colour you slected as the first pick for that
series... I would like to be able to match elements in a chart to colours
used for previous series and do not necessarily want to have to select the
colours for each series first. Ideally, I would also like to be able to
determine the rgb value for a given default colour in a theme but perhapsthat
is asking too much.
Any suggestions, as always, gratefully received.
Best wishes, Boris.
 
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