Returns or sets a COLOR value that determines the default color of the of the plus minus signs.
Syntax:
DefaultValuesObject.PlusMinusSignColor [=COLOR value]
The PlusMinusSignColor Property (Default Values Object) syntax has these parts:
| Part |
Description |
| DefaultValuesObject |
An object expression that evaluates to a DefaultValues object. |
| COLOR value |
In ActiveX controls an OLE_COLOR value, in .NET controls a System.Drawing.Color structure. |
Remarks:
For ActiveX Controls: an RGB color can range from 0 to 16,777,215. If the most significant byte of this long integer value equals 0, the other three bytes represent the amount of blue, green, and red respectively starting with the most significant byte and working towards the least significant byte. If the most significant byte is not 0, the control uses the system colors, defined by the user in the Windows Control Panel. For .NET Controls: refer to the System.Drawing.Color structure topic of the .Net Framework Class Library for more details.
