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Default Formats not updating with newly pulled data

Ive run into a conditional formatting issue. I have a UDF to pull data from
other workbooks, a worksheet-change code to conditionally format my cells,
and an OnTime function that updates the pulled data every 5 minutes. The
timer works, the pull function works, and the conditional formatting works
until new data is pulled into the worksheet. Once the cell color formatting
is set, it doesnt change with the newly pulled data. In order for me to get
the cell formatting to reflect the color choices in the code, I have to
select the cell and put my cursor into the formula and press enter, then it
will finally change colors. Im using CalculateFull within the timer and Ive
tried CalculateFullRebuild (although I dont know the difference) and tried
DoEvents. Id like for it to update the colors automatically at the time data
is updated. What can I do to trigger this? (Im running Excel 2003, and I
dont have the option to use the CFPlus Add-In.) Any help is much
appreciated!!!
 
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