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Excel Data Colors One For Input Of Data One For Middle Calculations And Third For Results Each One Having Second Shade

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Below Zero #87CEEB
Light Blue #ADD8E6
Toxic Frog #90EE90
Toxic Frog #98FB98
Coral #FF7F50
Meat #F08080
#87CEEB Below Zero
#ADD8E6 Light Blue
#90EE90 Toxic Frog
#98FB98 Toxic Frog
#FF7F50 Coral
#F08080 Meat

Excel data colors one for input of data one for middle calculations and third for results each one having second shade

About This Color Palette

Sure! Below is a color palette designed specifically for an Excel-like data visualization involving input data, middle calculations, and results. Each category has a main color and a second shade to create a cohesive and functional palette.

### Color Palette: Excel Data Colors

1. **Input Data Color**
   - **Main Color:** Sky Blue
     - **Color Name:** Sky Blue
     - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #87CEEB
                        
   - **Second Shade:** Light Blue
     - **Color Name:** Light Blue
     - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #ADD8E6
                        

2. **Middle Calculations Color**
   - **Main Color:** Light Green
     - **Color Name:** Light Green
     - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #90EE90
                        
   - **Second Shade:** Pale Green
     - **Color Name:** Pale Green
     - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #98FB98
                        

3. **Results Color**
   - **Main Color:** Coral
     - **Color Name:** Coral
     - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #FF7F50
                        
   - **Second Shade:** Light Coral
     - **Color Name:** Light Coral
     - **Hex Code:** 
                            
                            #F08080
                        

### Palette Description:
This palette is designed to facilitate clarity and understanding in data representation within Excel. The **Sky Blue** for input data conveys a sense of calmness and clarity, making it easy for users to identify where data is being entered. The **Light Green** for middle calculations symbolizes growth and progress, indicating the processing phase. Finally, the **Coral** for results provides a vibrant and attention-grabbing color, ensuring that results are easily noticeable. The second shades of **Light Blue**, **Pale Green**, and **Light Coral** add depth and variation, making it easier to differentiate between different states within the same category while maintaining a harmonious visual flow. 

This palette is user-friendly and intuitive, perfect for anyone working with data in Excel.
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