Add More Columns to Color Palette in PowerPoint
Can you add more color columns to the color palette (for font/highlight colors) in PowerPoint?
I like the existing color palette, but it would be great, if I can pick more colors for my presentations. I would like to add Columns with more color shades.
With most computers/laptops having larger screens/resolutions, I think, it can be useful to have more color choices.
Any ideas?
Note: I am using Office 2016.
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asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
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Can you add more color columns to the color palette (for font/highlight colors) in PowerPoint?
I like the existing color palette, but it would be great, if I can pick more colors for my presentations. I would like to add Columns with more color shades.
With most computers/laptops having larger screens/resolutions, I think, it can be useful to have more color choices.
Any ideas?
Note: I am using Office 2016.
microsoft-office microsoft-powerpoint colors presentations color-profiles
asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
4521315
This palette is built into PPT itself and isn't modifiable. If you're good with VBA or some other coding languages, you could probably create your own color gallery and the code to apply colors to selected shapes/text/etc. But it'd be quite an undertaking ...
– Steve Rindsberg
Dec 4 at 3:48
Yes, it seems pretty challenging. Thanks though.
– Cricrazy
Dec 4 at 14:32
add a comment |
Can you add more color columns to the color palette (for font/highlight colors) in PowerPoint?
I like the existing color palette, but it would be great, if I can pick more colors for my presentations. I would like to add Columns with more color shades.
With most computers/laptops having larger screens/resolutions, I think, it can be useful to have more color choices.
Any ideas?
Note: I am using Office 2016.
microsoft-office microsoft-powerpoint colors presentations color-profiles
asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
4521315
Can you add more color columns to the color palette (for font/highlight colors) in PowerPoint?
I like the existing color palette, but it would be great, if I can pick more colors for my presentations. I would like to add Columns with more color shades.
With most computers/laptops having larger screens/resolutions, I think, it can be useful to have more color choices.
Any ideas?
Note: I am using Office 2016.
microsoft-office microsoft-powerpoint colors presentations color-profiles
microsoft-office microsoft-powerpoint colors presentations color-profiles
asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
4521315
asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
4521315
asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
4521315
asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
4521315
asked Dec 3 at 18:22
Cricrazy
4521315
4521315
This palette is built into PPT itself and isn't modifiable. If you're good with VBA or some other coding languages, you could probably create your own color gallery and the code to apply colors to selected shapes/text/etc. But it'd be quite an undertaking ...
– Steve Rindsberg
Dec 4 at 3:48
Yes, it seems pretty challenging. Thanks though.
– Cricrazy
Dec 4 at 14:32
add a comment |
This palette is built into PPT itself and isn't modifiable. If you're good with VBA or some other coding languages, you could probably create your own color gallery and the code to apply colors to selected shapes/text/etc. But it'd be quite an undertaking ...
– Steve Rindsberg
Dec 4 at 3:48
Yes, it seems pretty challenging. Thanks though.
– Cricrazy
Dec 4 at 14:32
This palette is built into PPT itself and isn't modifiable. If you're good with VBA or some other coding languages, you could probably create your own color gallery and the code to apply colors to selected shapes/text/etc. But it'd be quite an undertaking ...
– Steve Rindsberg
Dec 4 at 3:48
This palette is built into PPT itself and isn't modifiable. If you're good with VBA or some other coding languages, you could probably create your own color gallery and the code to apply colors to selected shapes/text/etc. But it'd be quite an undertaking ...
– Steve Rindsberg
Dec 4 at 3:48
Yes, it seems pretty challenging. Thanks though.
– Cricrazy
Dec 4 at 14:32
Yes, it seems pretty challenging. Thanks though.
– Cricrazy
Dec 4 at 14:32
add a comment |
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This palette is built into PPT itself and isn't modifiable. If you're good with VBA or some other coding languages, you could probably create your own color gallery and the code to apply colors to selected shapes/text/etc. But it'd be quite an undertaking ...
– Steve Rindsberg
Dec 4 at 3:48
Yes, it seems pretty challenging. Thanks though.
– Cricrazy
Dec 4 at 14:32