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Originally Posted by excelledsoftware
That will give you a number for each of the colors. Now I am guessing that you want each of those colors to grouped ie. Reds with reds, blues with blues etc. The colorindex will not quite do that but you can sort the numbers and change them as you wish to sort them after.
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There are 24k colors. Do I understand you right, that you propose to sort them manually? Even RGB gives you blue that can look like grey, because of the intensity. Can color and color intensity be taken into account? I'm a big fan of manual labor in Excel. But 24 000 rows is too many even for me.
http://labs.tineye.com/color/001c85d...True&height=32 does an interesting job, but still no enough.