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Is there any way to type the 6 letter color code into Excel for a background?
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changing colors
Hi widman,
Is there any way to type the 6 letter color code into Excel for a background? If you mean the RGB value, use menu Tools -- Options -- Color tab -- Modify -- Custom If you want to enter the HSL color value, then you should download my 'Colour Palette Tool' from http://www.edferrero.com/charting.aspx Ed Ferrero |
changing colors
I was hoping to be able to type in colors such as DDEEEE, so I could make
colors match my web site, as NOF alows. "Ed Ferrero" wrote: Hi widman, Is there any way to type the 6 letter color code into Excel for a background? If you mean the RGB value, use menu Tools -- Options -- Color tab -- Modify -- Custom If you want to enter the HSL color value, then you should download my 'Colour Palette Tool' from http://www.edferrero.com/charting.aspx Ed Ferrero |
changing colors
Hi widman,
The web colors you use are RGB values in hex So DDEEEE is Red DD = 221 Green EE = 238 Blue EE = 238 So go to Options and create a custom color with RGB values of 221, 238, 238 Try http://www.visibone.com/colorlab/ for more info on web colors Ed Ferrero I was hoping to be able to type in colors such as DDEEEE, so I could make colors match my web site, as NOF alows. "Ed Ferrero" wrote: Hi widman, Is there any way to type the 6 letter color code into Excel for a background? If you mean the RGB value, use menu Tools -- Options -- Color tab -- Modify -- Custom If you want to enter the HSL color value, then you should download my 'Colour Palette Tool' from http://www.edferrero.com/charting.aspx Ed Ferrero |
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