Returns or sets the primary color of the object, as shown in the table in the remarks section. Use the RGB function to create a color value. Read/write Variant.
Syntax
expression.Color
expression An expression that returns a Border object.
Remarks
| Object | Color |
|---|---|
| Border | The color of the border. |
| Borders | The color of all four borders of a range. If they're not all the same color, Color returns 0 (zero). |
| Font | The color of the font. |
| Interior | The cell shading color or the drawing object fill color. |
| Tab | The color of the tab. |
Tips
Note that the visual properties of a Border object are interlocked; that is, changing one property can induce changes in another. In most cases, the induced changes serve to make the border visible (which may or may not be desirable). However, other (more unexpected) results are possible. For an example, see the Border object.
Example
This example sets the color of the tick-mark labels on the value axis on Chart1.
Charts("Chart1").Axes(xlValue).TickLabels.Font.Color = RGB(0, 255, 0)