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I have several workbooks all linked together.
Some of them are old, some of them are newer (Maybe, I even started them in a different version of Excel) When I choose a background color for a cell the color that shows in a certain position on the palette is not the same in all the workbooks. I checked it with a macro : Sub Kleurtest() ' ' Kleurtest Macro ' Macro recorded 12/12/2004 by GDC ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+D ' With Selection.Interior .ColorIndex = 38 .Pattern = xlSolid End With End Sub In one workbook it give me a reddish pink, an another this gives me an darker pink. Is the any way of changing the one of the colors in the palette, so I can have the same color attached to this ".colorindex = 38" ? Gilbert De Ceulaer |
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