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ThemeColor type
Creates a ThemeColor instance.
Syntax
var instance = new GcSpread.Sheets.ThemeColor(name,
                                             text1,
                                             text2,
                                             background1,
                                             background2,
                                             accent1,
                                             accent2,
                                             accent3,
                                             accent4,
                                             accent5,
                                             accent6,
                                             link,
                                             followedLink);
function ThemeColor;
Inheritance Hierarchy

Object
   GcSpread.Sheets.ThemeColor

Constructors
 NameDescription
public ConstructorThemeColor ConstructorCreates a ThemeColor instance.  
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Methods
 NameDescription
public Methodaccent1Gets or sets the accent1 theme color.  
public Methodaccent2Gets or sets the accent2 theme color.  
public Methodaccent3Gets or sets the accent3 theme color.  
public Methodaccent4Gets or sets the accent4 theme color.  
public Methodaccent5Gets or sets the accent5 theme color.  
public Methodaccent6Gets or sets the accent6 theme color.  
public Methodbackground1Gets or sets the background1 theme color.  
public Methodbackground2Gets or sets the background2 theme color.  
public MethodfollowedHyperlineGets or sets the followed hyperlink theme color.  
public MethodgetColorGets the color based on the theme color.  
public MethodhyperlineGets or sets the hyperlink theme color.  
public MethodnameGets or sets the theme color based on the theme name.  
public MethodtextColor1Gets or sets the textcolor1 theme color.  
public MethodtextColor2Gets or sets the textcolor2 theme color.  
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See Also

Reference

GcSpread.Sheets Namespace
Using Themes

 

 


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