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Oops.<br />
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&quot;hightliogh colours don't have a partter&quot;<br />
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should be<br />
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highlight colours don't have a pattern&quot;
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Oops.

"hightliogh colours don't have a partter"

should be

highlight colours don't have a pattern"

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Hi Graham....<br />
<br />
Thanks for the answer. I will give you the points but with a Grade C, because it didn't actually answered my question. <br />
<br />
I found a way to do the coding using colored buttons in a form. When I click a colored button it assigns a global variable to it. <br />
<br />
Anyway.
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Hi Graham....

Thanks for the answer. I will give you the points but with a Grade C, because it didn't actually answered my question.

I found a way to do the coding using colored buttons in a form. When I click a colored button it assigns a global variable to it.

Anyway.

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I am looking for a Microsoft Word VBA macro, to Display the Patterns of all available text highlight Colors (found in the standard word home menu) with their numbers. <br />
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It should be something like this:<br />
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UserForm1<br />
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(Colored Rectangle with the Color1) Number of Color1<br />
(Colored Rectangle with the Color2) Number of Color2<br />
(Colored Rectangle with the Color3) Number of Color3<br />
<br />
Etc.....<br />
<br />
Any Ideas?<br />
<br />
Full points given.<br />
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I am looking for a Microsoft Word VBA macro, to Display the Patterns of all available text highlight Colors (found in the standard word home menu) with their numbers. 

It should be something like this:

UserForm1

(Colored Rectangle with the Color1) Number of Color1
(Colored Rectangle with the Color2) Number of Color2
(Colored Rectangle with the Color3) Number of Color3

Etc.....

Any Ideas?

Full points given.






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