simple vba to reference two shapes

cjcass

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  1. 2016
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Hi,
Am sure this is ultra simple but how do I change the code below so it changes the colour of Rectangle: Rounded Corners 94 aswell (it's also located on Sheet2)??
Many thanks.

VBA Code:
Colors = Split(Range("AO16"), ",")
    With Sheet2.Shapes("Rectangle: Rounded Corners 82")
        .Fill.ForeColor.RGB = RGB(Colors(0), Colors(1), Colors(2))
    End With
 

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Just copy the With statement & change the name in one of them to the other shape
 
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