Is there a way in SSRS code to convert a color name to hex or 3 ints of the a RGB value? ie convert "Silver" to 0xC0C0C0 or (192,192,192).
SSRS- Get Hex or int from color name
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Thanks Alan, I was able to find it from the first link. SSRS report listing all available colors
System.Drawing.Color.FromName(my_color)