I need help to put in Excel Sherwin -Williams exercise
To use Sherwin-Williams color code lookup in Excel, you can follow these steps:
1. Open Excel: Launch Microsoft Excel on your computer.
2. Set up your worksheet: Create a new worksheet or open an existing one where you want to input the Sherwin-Williams color codes.
3. Get the Sherwin-Williams color code data: Go to the Sherwin-Williams website (www.sherwin-williams.com/color) and find the specific color you want to input in Excel. Take note of the corresponding Sherwin-Williams color code.
4. Enter the color code: In Excel, decide where you want to input the Sherwin-Williams color code. For example, if you want to input it in cell A1, click on cell A1 to select it.
5. Use a formula: In the cell where you want to display the color, you can use the following formula:
=SWCOLOR("color code")
Replace "color code" with the specific Sherwin-Williams color code you obtained in step 3. For example, if the color code is SW7029, the formula would be:
=SWCOLOR("SW7029")
Press Enter after entering the formula.
6. Apply formatting: By default, the formula will display the color code, but Excel provides tools to apply formatting based on cell values such as fill color. Select the cell(s) where the formula is applied, click on "Home" in the top ribbon, and choose the desired formatting options under the "Font" and "Fill" sections.
Now you should see the Sherwin-Williams color displayed in Excel, using the code you entered with the SWCOLOR formula.