Pantone 2035 C

Bonjour,
je ne trouve pas le pantone 2035 C sur Illustrator, quelqu'un peut il m'aider?
Merci de votre retour

You can refer to:
Re: I can't find Pantone 2035 in version 17.02
I can't find Pantone 2035 in version 17.02
Hope it helps you.
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Rajshree

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