This example uses custom hex values for Conditional Formatting.
Probably the most useful implementation is using Hex Values as color stops. There are millions of colors to choose from, and tons of online tools to help you find the color you’re looking for and get its hex value. I think the most useful tool I use is
is an annual event held every December, where Pantone selects a color (or colors) that represent current global trends in color. I’ve included the year that color was selected just for fun.
You can use any hex value as a color stop, meaning there are
* Note if you make any changes to the Custom Hex Values table, you’ll need to regenerate the Conditional Format formula, and update it on the destination table.
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Clear
Generate Formula
_GRADIENT(
thisRow.[Color LU].[Row ID],
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, "#BF1932",
2
, "#DD4124",
3
, "#FF6F61",
4
, "#F0C05A",
5
, "#88B04B",
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, "#009473",
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, "#45B5AA",
8
, "#91A8D0",
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, "#0F4C81",
10
, "#F7CAC9",
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, "#C74375",
12
, "#AD5E99",
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, "#DECDBE",
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, "#964F4C",
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, "#939597"
)
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Custom Hex Values
Name
Hex Value
Preview
Row ID
Visually Distinct
Year Selected
Name
Hex Value
Preview
Row ID
Visually Distinct
Year Selected
1
True Red
#bf1932
■
1
2002
2
Tangerine Tango
#dd4124
■
2
2012
3
Living Coral
#ff6f61
■
3
2019
4
Mimosa
#f0c05a
■
4
2009
5
Greenery
#88b04b
■
5
2017
6
Emerald
#009473
■
6
2013
7
Turquoise
#45b5aa
■
7
2010
8
Serenity
#91a8d0
■
8
2016
9
Classic Blue
#0f4c81
■
9
2020
10
Rose Quartz
#f7cac9
■
10
2016
11
Fushcia Rose
#c74375
■
11
2001
12
Radiant
#ad5e99
■
12
2014
13
Sand Dollar
#decdbe
■
13
2006
14
Marsala
#964f4c
■
14
2015
15
Ultimate Grey
#939597
■
15
2021
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