Get cell color

Command Description

Read the color of the specified cell in the worksheet (represented by an RGB array)

Command Prototype

sRet = Excel.GetCellColor(objExcelWorkBook,sheet,strCell)

Command parameter

parameter	mandatory	type	default value	Instructions
objExcelWorkBook	True	expression	objExcelWorkBook	Workbook objects returned by the Open Excel Workbook command (Excel. Open) or Bind Excel Workbook command (Excel. BindBook)
sheet	True	string	"Sheet1"	If a string is used, it represents the name of the specified worksheet; Using numbers indicates the order of the specified worksheet (starting from 0)
strCell	True	string	"A1"	The specified cell supports both cell names such as "A1" and row column arrays such as [row number, column number]. When using cell names, they are not case sensitive

Return result

SRet, Assign the result of running the command to this variable.

Run instance

/*********************************Get Cell Color*************************************
Command Prototype:
    sRet = Excel.GetCellColor(objExcelWorkBook,sheet,strCell)
Input Parameters:
    objExcelWorkBook -- Workbook object. Note: The workbook object returned by the "Open Excel Workbook" command (Excel.Open) or the "Bind Excel Workbook" command (Excel.BindBook).
    sheet -- Worksheet. Note: If using a string, it represents the name of the specified worksheet; if using a number, it represents the index of the specified worksheet (starting from 0).
    strCell -- Cell. Note: The specified cell, supports both cell names (e.g., "A1") and row-column arrays (e.g., [row number, column number]). Cell names are case-insensitive.
Output Parameter:
    sRet -- The variable where the output of the function call will be saved.
Notes:
    None
********************************************************************************/
Dim sRet = ""
sRet = Excel.GetCellColor(objExcelWorkBook,"Sheet1","A1")
TracePrint(sRet)