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Returns the color at the specified 0-based index within the Palette. |
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{excerpt}Returns the color at the specified 0\-based index within the Palette.{excerpt}
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public Color GetColorAt(int index)
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Public Function GetColorAt(ByVal index As Integer) As Color
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The 0-based index of the color to return. Must be between 0 and 55.
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The color at the specified index. |
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For .xlsx files, this will return a color from the legacy palette. Colors in the legacy palette will be used when opening the file in Excel 2003. |
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{param:index}The 0\-based index of the color to return. Must be between 0 and 55.{param}
{returns}The color at the specified index.{returns}
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For .xlsx files, this will return a color from the legacy palette. Colors in the legacy palette will be used when opening the file in Excel 2003.
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{example}{code:csharp|title=C#}
Color clr = pal.GetColorAt(4);
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Dim clr As Color = pal.GetColorAt(4){code}
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