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Pick a color from the default palette
I want the user to select a color from the DEFAULT color palette that pops up
usually. How can you call the color palette so as to derive the code/index of the color select. A sample code for the following task shall be appreciated if provided: Macro runs Default Color palette appears Color selected/picked Color of the Active Cell or of the Fonts' of the active cell changed to the color selected/picked so. Macro ends -- Thanx in advance, Best Regards, Faraz |
Pick a color from the default palette
have a look at this site. there is a free color picker tool you can download
which may do what you want http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php...er_dialog_box/ -- jb "Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote: I want the user to select a color from the DEFAULT color palette that pops up usually. How can you call the color palette so as to derive the code/index of the color select. A sample code for the following task shall be appreciated if provided: Macro runs Default Color palette appears Color selected/picked Color of the Active Cell or of the Fonts' of the active cell changed to the color selected/picked so. Macro ends -- Thanx in advance, Best Regards, Faraz |
Pick a color from the default palette
Thanx again bro! Already have that imitative palette.
So the default palette can't be accessed via a macro? -- Best Regards, Faraz "john" wrote: have a look at this site. there is a free color picker tool you can download which may do what you want http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php...er_dialog_box/ -- jb "Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote: I want the user to select a color from the DEFAULT color palette that pops up usually. How can you call the color palette so as to derive the code/index of the color select. A sample code for the following task shall be appreciated if provided: Macro runs Default Color palette appears Color selected/picked Color of the Active Cell or of the Fonts' of the active cell changed to the color selected/picked so. Macro ends -- Thanx in advance, Best Regards, Faraz |
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