exactly...

which i assume is c# equiv of
callbyname(cell.interior, "color", vbget)

so..

OP is still NOT using colorindex and workbook.colors()


i was refering to this:
quote:
Stepping back a moment... The big picture of my effort was to be able
to write a simple add-in for Excel in C# that could read through a sheet
an create an index of the unique cell colors that it encountered. This
seems like it should be much easier, so I can't help feel like I missing
the fundamentals.




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"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

looked as if OP wasn't aware of .colors()
Perhaps it appeared that way, but in his code, it appears he does.

object cellColor = cell.Interior.GetType().InvokeMember(
"Color", BindingFlags.GetProperty, null, cell.Interior ,null);


Note "Color"