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I have been unable to find an explanation of Word's (or VBA's, perhaps)7- or 8-digit color codes. Some references suggest a hexadecimal system, but what I see doesn't appear to match this.
For instance, an RGB 225/225/225 gray in hex is E1E1E1, but in VBA it appears as 'color pattern" 5131854. This is a macro used for filling selected table cells with color. I would like to be able to change a color in a macro quickly without having to re-record the macro, but I would need an RGB converter, or at least a hex converter, to whatever this system is. Can anyone point me in the right direction, please? Thanks. |
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