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I think some Photoshop experts probably know how to do this….
I have an existent spreadsheet that has 3 shades of blue. I am writing a program to generate spreadsheets similar to that one. The application is based on the ExcelFormat SDK which contains hexadecimal color definitions.
I can "click-pick" the RGB color components with Photoshop, but how do I convert it to the hex format expected by Excel?
TIA,
-Ramon
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// predefined Excel color definitions
enum EXCEL_COLORS {
EGA_BLACK = 0, // 000000H
EGA_WHITE = 1, // FFFFFFH
EGA_RED = 2, // FF0000H
EGA_GREEN = 3, // 00FF00H
EGA_BLUE = 4, // 0000FFH
EGA_YELLOW = 5, // FFFF00H
EGA_MAGENTA = 6, // FF00FFH
EGA_CYAN = 7 // 00FFFFH
};
I have an existent spreadsheet that has 3 shades of blue. I am writing a program to generate spreadsheets similar to that one. The application is based on the ExcelFormat SDK which contains hexadecimal color definitions.
I can "click-pick" the RGB color components with Photoshop, but how do I convert it to the hex format expected by Excel?
TIA,
-Ramon
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// predefined Excel color definitions
enum EXCEL_COLORS {
EGA_BLACK = 0, // 000000H
EGA_WHITE = 1, // FFFFFFH
EGA_RED = 2, // FF0000H
EGA_GREEN = 3, // 00FF00H
EGA_BLUE = 4, // 0000FFH
EGA_YELLOW = 5, // FFFF00H
EGA_MAGENTA = 6, // FF00FFH
EGA_CYAN = 7 // 00FFFFH
};
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