What are the Color CMYK for the Default Design Chart Colors

B

bbuggy

I am using the default design colors for Excel 2007 and would like to know
how I can find out the name of the colors used and their CMYK numbers so I
can match that color to other things I'm using.

I am using Style 15 (it looks baby blueish).
 
S

ShaneDevenshire

Hi,

You can see the RBG color numbers or the HSL color model by selecting the
color and choosing More Color under the color area you are working with and
then Custom.

You can see the name for the colors being used by the current Theme by
choosing Page Layout, Colors from the Themes group, Create new theme color,
open the drop down beside the appropiate color button, find the color in the
resulting palette and hovering your mouse over it. It might say something
like Orange, Accent 6, 60% Lighter.
 

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