Hi Searl!
Please try the following:
First, be sure you have created a variable to hold the color you’re finding in your “Get Cell Color” activity. This should be a “System.Drawing.Color” variable type:
Next, be sure that this variable is assigned as the Color output from your “Get Cell Color” activity:
Finally, set the “Condition” of your flow decision as follows:
Essentially what this is doing is taking the Color variable you created (called “colorFound” in my example), converting this to a string (using “.ToString”), and then checking to see if this is equal to “Color [Gray]”. The flow decision uses the results of this comparison to determine if it should then continue down the “True” or “False” path.
One thing to note is that the specific color definition you are looking for in your situation (i.e. “Color [Gray]” in my example) may be different than mine. (In other words, you may be looking for a “Color [Dark Gray]”, or something like that.) To double-check the exact string-translation of the color you are looking for, you can try temporarily inserting a “Message Box” or “Write Line” activity into your code following your “Get Cell Color” activity like so:
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
Riley