I am a complete newb with VBE in Excel so I ask....
I have a spreadsheet that looks at full load amps for 3 phase motors, valve
operators, etc... to determine if there is a failure looming.
I need at least more than nine disctinct results. These results fall into
three catagories and I want to be able to format the cell where I call the
function to have a different background color, text color as well as bold
text.
Since I have nine seperate results the "Conditional Format" toolbar option
is not adequate (it allows only three cases). I have not been able to get
the correct answer so I am seeking help here.

Have a look at Select Case in help. It has a pretty good example. You can
record the code to get the proper formatting syntax.

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I am a complete newb with VBE in Excel so I ask....
I have a spreadsheet that looks at full load amps for 3 phase motors,
valve
operators, etc... to determine if there is a failure looming.
I need at least more than nine disctinct results. These results fall into
three catagories and I want to be able to format the cell where I call the
function to have a different background color, text color as well as bold
text.
Since I have nine seperate results the "Conditional Format" toolbar option
is not adequate (it allows only three cases). I have not been able to get
the correct answer so I am seeking help here.