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falcios
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May 31, 2021

Heading 1 RGB Color Code

I use the format painter to copy the color properties for Heading 1 from another document.   How do I go about finding the Heading 1 RGB code in the attached file? When I check the font's RGB Code ...
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NikolinoDE
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Jun 02, 2021
Here you can use a simple trick to copy exactly as it is in the template.

Mark Text, Ctrl + C (copy),

Ctrl + V (paste) on the page or area where you want to deposit it.
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falcios
Copper Contributor
Jun 02, 2021
Thanks NikolinoDE for your response
I tried the copy and paste and it did copy the color but it didn't tell me the RGB code. I want to match the color exactly in Heading 1 just like in the attached document.
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    NikolinoDE
    Gold Contributor
    Jun 02, 2021

    falcios 

     

    RGB code: 0 - 0 - 0 is for Black

     

    It is a headline with black text color and other round marking color.

    If you change the highlighting or the whole heading, press right here .. see picture.

    Also attached is your .doc document where you can see how you can change the colors,

    as well as an RGB table for comparison.

     

    Hope I was able to help you with this information.

     

    Thank you for your patience and understanding,

     

    Nikolino

    I know I don't know anything (Socrates)

     

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      falcios
      Copper Contributor
      Jun 04, 2021

      NikolinoDE 

      Thanks NikolinoDE

      As you can see the reveal formatting doesn't have any RGB code, but it does have the font, effects, bold, all caps, glow. 

       

      I know Heading 1 is based on the normal template.

       

      Color Palette was only giving me black. I want to match the Heading 1 RGB title exactly as in the document.

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        Lenka_Kerumova
        Iron Contributor
        Jun 10, 2021

        Hello falcios ,

         

        the easiest way to find the RGB code is this:

        1. Place the cursor into the heading of the original document.

        2. Find the font option on the Home ribbon and click on the dropdown menu.

        3. Click on 'More Colors...'

        4. In the opened dialogue box choose the 'Custom' tab. There you find the RGB code.

        Regards, Lenka

         

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