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Color Palate Limitations €“ Cell Interiors
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I have been given some RGB codes to use to match a website. When I plug those codes in, comparatively what I see is not what I get. RGB(142, 150, 109) on the site is a smoky green. That color also has another code of (#8e966d) should this be used instead and if so how? Range("A1").Interior.Color = RGB(142, 150, 109) shows up as a grey. If the codes are accurate why wont this just respond as expected? Appreciatively, Arturo |
Color Palate Limitations - Cell Interiors
You might want to start with David McRitchie's page on Color in Excel:
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/colors.htm He does talk about Web Page colors as well. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Arturo" wrote in message ... Hello - I have been given some RGB codes to use to match a website. When I plug those codes in, comparatively what I see is not what I get. RGB(142, 150, 109) on the site is a smoky green. That color also has another code of (#8e966d) should this be used instead and if so how? Range("A1").Interior.Color = RGB(142, 150, 109) shows up as a grey. If the codes are accurate why won't this just respond as expected? Appreciatively, Arturo |
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