XLS Colors for JasperReports

Published by Chris West on

One of the things that I often end up Googling is a list of the 56 default XLS colors. I finally decided to compile my own list so that I can simply copy and paste the value that I need to use for either the Forecolor or Backcolor in the properties pane:

Name Jasper Value Hex Code R G B
Black [0,0,0] #000000 0 0 0
White [255,255,255] #FFFFFF 255 255 255
Red [255,0,0] #FF0000 255 0 0
Green [0,255,0] #00FF00 0 255 0
Blue [0,0,255] #0000FF 0 0 255
Yellow [255,255,0] #FFFF00 255 255 0
Magenta [255,0,255] #FF00FF 255 0 255
Cyan [0,255,255] #00FFFF 0 255 255
[Color 9] [128,0,0] #800000 128 0 0
[Color 10] [0,128,0] #008000 0 128 0
[Color 11] [0,0,128] #000080 0 0 128
[Color 12] [128,128,0] #808000 128 128 0
[Color 13] [128,0,128] #800080 128 0 128
[Color 14] [0,128,128] #008080 0 128 128
[Color 15] [192,192,192] #C0C0C0 192 192 192
[Color 16] [128,128,128] #808080 128 128 128
[Color 17] [153,153,255] #9999FF 153 153 255
[Color 18] [153,51,102] #993366 153 51 102
[Color 19] [255,255,204] #FFFFCC 255 255 204
[Color 20] [204,255,255] #CCFFFF 204 255 255
[Color 21] [102,0,102] #660066 102 0 102
[Color 22] [255,128,128] #FF8080 255 128 128
[Color 23] [0,102,204] #0066CC 0 102 204
[Color 24] [204,204,255] #CCCCFF 204 204 255
[Color 25] [0,0,128] #000080 0 0 128
[Color 26] [255,0,255] #FF00FF 255 0 255
[Color 27] [255,255,0] #FFFF00 255 255 0
[Color 28] [0,255,255] #00FFFF 0 255 255
[Color 29] [128,0,128] #800080 128 0 128
[Color 30] [128,0,0] #800000 128 0 0
[Color 31] [0,128,128] #008080 0 128 128
[Color 32] [0,0,255] #0000FF 0 0 255
[Color 33] [0,204,255] #00CCFF 0 204 255
[Color 34] [204,255,255] #CCFFFF 204 255 255
[Color 35] [204,255,204] #CCFFCC 204 255 204
[Color 36] [255,255,153] #FFFF99 255 255 153
[Color 37] [153,204,255] #99CCFF 153 204 255
[Color 38] [255,153,204] #FF99CC 255 153 204
[Color 39] [204,153,255] #CC99FF 204 153 255
[Color 40] [255,204,153] #FFCC99 255 204 153
[Color 41] [51,102,255] #3366FF 51 102 255
[Color 42] [51,204,204] #33CCCC 51 204 204
[Color 43] [153,204,0] #99CC00 153 204 0
[Color 44] [255,204,0] #FFCC00 255 204 0
[Color 45] [255,153,0] #FF9900 255 153 0
[Color 46] [255,102,0] #FF6600 255 102 0
[Color 47] [102,102,153] #666699 102 102 153
[Color 48] [150,150,150] #969696 150 150 150
[Color 49] [0,51,102] #003366 0 51 102
[Color 50] [51,153,102] #339966 51 153 102
[Color 51] [0,51,0] #003300 0 51 0
[Color 52] [51,51,0] #333300 51 51 0
[Color 53] [153,51,0] #993300 153 51 0
[Color 54] [153,51,102] #993366 153 51 102
[Color 55] [51,51,153] #333399 51 51 153
[Color 56] [51,51,51] #333333 51 51 51
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