Merge pull request #546 from dangowans/patch-1

select-case-statement.md - Formatting

Author: lindalu-MSFT

VBA/Language-Reference-VBA/articles/select-case-statement.md

@@ -15,25 +15,30 @@ Executes one of several groups of [statements](vbe-glossary.md), depending on th
 
  **Syntax**
 
- **Select Case**_testexpression_
- [ **Case**_expressionlist-n_
+ **Select Case** _testexpression_
+ [ **Case** _expressionlist-n_
  [ _statements-n_ ]]
  [ **Case Else**
  [ _elsestatements_ ]]
 
  **End Select**
+ 
 The  **Select Case** statement syntax has these parts:
 
 
 |**Part**|**Description**|
 |:-----|:-----|
 | _testexpression_|Required. Any [numeric expression](vbe-glossary.md) or[string expression](vbe-glossary.md).|
-| _expressionlist-n_|Required if a  **Case** appears. Delimited list of one or more of the following forms: _expression_, _expression_**To**_expression_, **Is**_comparisonoperator_ _expression_. The **To**[keyword](vbe-glossary.md) specifies a range of values. If you use the **To** keyword, the smaller value must appear before **To**. Use the **Is** keyword with[comparison operators](vbe-glossary.md) (except **Is** and **Like** ) to specify a range of values. If not supplied, the **Is** keyword is automatically inserted.|
+| _expressionlist-n_|Required if a  **Case** appears. Delimited list of one or more of the following forms: _expression_, _expression_ **To** _expression_, **Is** _comparisonoperator_ _expression_. The **To** [keyword](vbe-glossary.md) specifies a range of values. If you use the **To** keyword, the smaller value must appear before **To**. Use the **Is** keyword with [comparison operators](vbe-glossary.md) (except **Is** and **Like**) to specify a range of values. If not supplied, the **Is** keyword is automatically inserted.|
 | _statements-n_|Optional. One or more statements executed if  _testexpression_ matches any part of _expressionlist-n._|
 | _elsestatements_|Optional. One or more statements executed if  _testexpression_ doesn't match any of the **Case** clause.|
- **Remarks**
-If  _testexpression_ matches any **Case**_expressionlist_ expression, the _statements_ following that **Case** clause are executed up to the next **Case** clause, or, for the last clause, up to **End Select**. Control then passes to the statement following **End Select**. If _testexpression_ matches an _expressionlist_ expression in more than one **Case** clause, only the statements following the first match are executed.
-The  **Case Else** clause is used to indicate the _elsestatements_ to be executed if no match is found between the _testexpression_ and an _expressionlist_ in any of the other **Case** selections. Although not required, it is a good idea to have a **Case Else** statement in your **Select Case** block to handle unforeseen _testexpression_ values. If no **Case**_expressionlist_ matches _testexpression_ and there is no **Case Else** statement, execution continues at the statement following **End Select**.
+
+**Remarks**
+
+If  _testexpression_ matches any **Case** _expressionlist_ expression, the _statements_ following that **Case** clause are executed up to the next **Case** clause, or, for the last clause, up to **End Select**. Control then passes to the statement following **End Select**. If _testexpression_ matches an _expressionlist_ expression in more than one **Case** clause, only the statements following the first match are executed.
+
+The  **Case Else** clause is used to indicate the _elsestatements_ to be executed if no match is found between the _testexpression_ and an _expressionlist_ in any of the other **Case** selections. Although not required, it is a good idea to have a **Case Else** statement in your **Select Case** block to handle unforeseen _testexpression_ values. If no **Case** _expressionlist_ matches _testexpression_ and there is no **Case Else** statement, execution continues at the statement following **End Select**.
+
 You can use multiple expressions or ranges in each  **Case** clause. For example, the following line is valid:
 
 
@@ -72,7 +77,7 @@ Case 1 To 5    ' Number between 1 and 5, inclusive.
 Case 6, 7, 8    ' Number between 6 and 8. 
     Debug.Print "Between 6 and 8" 
 Case 9 To 10    ' Number is 9 or 10. 
-Debug.Print "Greater than 8" 
+    Debug.Print "Greater than 8" 
 Case Else    ' Other values. 
     Debug.Print "Not between 1 and 10" 
 End Select