Hi Liz
RGB(0,255,0) will give you the same as vbGreen.
To reduce the intensity of the green, reduce the 255 – I suggest you start with 128 (half strength) and play with it from there.
You can also add in a bit of red or blue by making the first and third arguments non-zero. For example, RGB(0, 128, 54) gives quite a good warm dark green.
Best wishes,
Graham [Access MVP since 1997]
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] RE: color constant or line of code
Or me.lblthis.forecolor = rgb(0,255,0) = trying this so I may have this. Intellisense was helpful with my guess.
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] color constant or line of code
Pros, I’m wanting something green but the vbGreen is lime. Do NOT like it. How do I get a dark green? Do I need to RGB it and how would that look?
Me.lblthis.forecolor = (0,255,0) ?
Respectfully,
Liz Ravenwood
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