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Additional colours
Good evening all,
I have been playing (experimenting) with colouring alternative spreadsheet rows using Conditional Formatting and am happy with the result with the exception that I'm not 100% happy with the basic colour choices. Does anyone know if there is an add-in or similar whereby one can select various hues and tones - preferably without using VBA ? Excel 2002, by the way. Thanks in advance Peter |
Additional colours
Here is a great reference on everything to do with color.
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/colors.aspx Note that while XL can display any of the 16million colours it can only use 56 colours at a time... Tools | Options | Color tab and Modify to change the colors. Make sure you understand the 56 colors thing before you start. Changing a colour means that you are changing everything that is that is that colur. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Peter" wrote: Good evening all, I have been playing (experimenting) with colouring alternative spreadsheet rows using Conditional Formatting and am happy with the result with the exception that I'm not 100% happy with the basic colour choices. Does anyone know if there is an add-in or similar whereby one can select various hues and tones - preferably without using VBA ? Excel 2002, by the way. Thanks in advance Peter . |
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