[RESOLVED] Colors

[Justa Lol]

i want to make a labels background color white using the hex(FFFFFF) of rgb colors, how can i do that?
i need to make it in the code, not change the color of it on the design i need it to be editable..

[LaVolpe]

Have your tried: Label1.BackColor=&HFFFFFF ? Precede hex with &H

[Hack]

You can also do it the easy way with

Label1.Backcolor = vbWhite

[Justa Lol]

i dont need that but i need to use the hex colors... please?

[si_the_geek]

LaVolpe showed you how, what problems are you having with it?

[Justa Lol]

oh, i didnt see his post, sorry. i'll try and edit when i've tried.


EDIT:

worked and thank you everyone that helper/and-posted.

EDIT:

if you know how about RGB?

[LaVolpe]

Regarding your last edited comment...
With the exception of system colors which are negative values in VB (i.e., vbButtonFace), valid colors can be almost any format. Though most system colors can be used for vb controls, they cannot be used in APIs that expect color values.

For example, White:
1. vbWhite
2. &HFFFFFF
3. RGB(255,255,255) .... vb's RGB() function
4. 16777215

[Ellis Dee]

If you ever need to know the color value of a system color:

Private Declare Function OleTranslateColor Lib "oleaut32.dll" (ByVal ColorIn As Long, ByVal hPal As Long, ByRef RGBColorOut As Long) As Long

' Translate system color into its resulting color value
Public Function SystemColorRGB(plngSystemColor As Long) As Long
    Const S_OK = &H0
    Dim lngReturn As Long
    
    If OleTranslateColor(plngSystemColor, 0, lngReturn) = S_OK Then SystemColorRGB = lngReturn Else lngReturn = -1
End Function

[yosef_mreh]

if you try to calculate the rgp color there is no way.
you should know what each rgp code mean.