Get the color of a cell from its hexadecimal value

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Ejemplo_1.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1ColorHexadecimalColor CodeRGBRGBName Color
2#0048BAAbsolute Zero
3#B0BF1AAcid green
4#7CB9E8Aero
5#C0E8D5Aero blue
6#B284BEAfrican violet
7#72A0C1Air superiority blue
8#EDEAE0Alabaster
9#F0F8FFAlice blue
10#C46210Alloy orange
11#EFDECDAlmond
12#E52B50Amaranth
13#9F2B68Amaranth (M&P)
14#F19CBBAmaranth pink
15#AB274FAmaranth purple
16#D3212DAmaranth red
17#3B7A57Amazon
18#FFBF00Amber
List Of Colors


Dear Best regards, in search of your best advice I am trying to obtain a function that will allow me to get the color of a cell [A2:A975] from the hexadecimal values recorded in another cell [B2:B975]. So far I have only gotten the following basic lines:

VBA Code:
Sub SetHexCol()
Dim i As Integer, LastRow As Integer
LastRow = Range("B" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row
For i = 2 To LastRow
    Cells(i, "A").Interior.Color = HexToRgb(Cells(i, "B"))
Next
End Sub

VBA Code:
Function HexToRgb(HexColor As String) As Long
Dim R As String, G As String, B As String
HexColor = Replace(HexColor, "#", "")
R = CLng("&H" & Left(HexColor, 2))
G = CLng("&H" & Mid(HexColor, 3, 2))
B = CLng("&H" & Right(HexColor, 2))
HexToRgb = rgb(R, G, B)
End Function

My idea is that regardless of the cell where the hexadecimal value is located (not just in column B for my case), the function will allow me to fill a cell with the color resulting from the six-character string given to the function.

Thanking you for your valuable help and suggestions to obtain the desired result, I say goodbye
 

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Where would the Hex colour come from, if not a range of cells?
OK, excuse me, I think I was not entirely clear, I have already fixed the wording of the question so that it can be understood in a better way. What I am looking for is to create a function that, from a hexadecimal value, can obtain the fill color of a cell.

I think it's too late to edit it!

Basically I would like to find a function that when I enter any hexadecimal value (either 7 or 6 characters #XXXXXX), it will allow me to get the fill color of the cell where I specify the function
 
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My idea is that regardless of the cell where the hexadecimal value is located (not just in column B for my case), the function will allow me to fill a cell with the color resulting from the six-character string given to the function.
Are you now saying that is not what you want?
 
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Are you now saying that is not what you want?
Basically I would like to find a function that when I enter any hexadecimal value (either 7 or 6 characters #XXXXXX), it will allow me to get the fill color of the cell where I specify the function
 
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How do you want to enter the hex value?
 
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How do you want to enter the hex value?
The variable where the hexadecimal value is stored can contain all 7 characters (#B0BF1A), or it can also contain only 6 (B0BF1A), in either case, you can use the Replace function to determine the number of characters to define[HexColor = Replace(HexColor, "#", "")], however, I would think it would be more practical to have only 6 characters!
 
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That does not ansewr my question. If the Hex number is not coming from col B, where is it coming from?
 
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That does not ansewr my question. If the Hex number is not coming from col B, where is it coming from?
Ok, I think there has been a misunderstanding, to put it simply, following the data that is in the book, the hexadecimal values would come from the B column.
 
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In that case I don't understand what you are asking for. The code you supplied applies the relevant colour to col A based on the Hex code in col B
 
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