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#0D5257 Deep Sea Diver

#F8F6EF Morning Snow

#FF812A Peach Fury

#71DBD4 Hammam Blue

#FEDB00 Super Saiyan

Can you make an Excel colour palette with the following colours? Background: #0D5257 Text colour: #F8F6EF Secondary colour 1: #FF812A Secondary colour 2: #71DBD4 Secondary colour 3: FEDB00

Palette Description

Creating an Excel theme file requires specific formatting and a structured approach that is not directly possible in this text format. However, I can guide you on how to create an Excel theme using the color palette provided.

Steps to Create an Excel Theme:

Open Excel: Start a new workbook.
Access the Page Layout Tab: Click on the “Page Layout” tab in the ribbon.
Colors:
- Click on the “Colors” drop-down menu in the “Themes” group.
- Select “Customize Colors.”
Set Your Colors:
- Background: Set the “Background 1” color to #0D5257.
- Text Color: Set the “Text/Background 1” color to #F8F6EF.
- Accent 1: Set to #FF812A.
- Accent 2: Set to #71DBD4.
- Accent 3: Set to #FEDB00.
- You can leave the other colors as default or customize them as well.
Name Your Theme: After setting the colors, give your new theme a name and click “Save.”
Save the Theme: You can save the theme in Excel for future use. Click on the “Themes” drop-down menu again, and select “Save Current Theme.”
File Format: Save your Excel file as an .xltx template if you’d like to use it as a template for future projects.

Note:

Unfortunately, I cannot generate a downloadable Excel theme file directly, but following these steps will allow you to create a custom theme in Excel based on the color palette we developed.

If you need further customization or guidance on any specific features, feel free to ask!