VBA copy/paste range based on two dropdowns

thomasuponor

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  1. 2016
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I have 2 dropdowns and would like to copy/paste different ranges based on selected values from the dropdowns (I know how to copy/paste but not based on dropdowns).

First dropdown values:
-BD
-AO
-LM

Second dropdown values:
-UFH
-PEX
-MLC

Ranges:
BD UFH = Sheet10 B2:C10
BD PEX = Sheet10 D2:E10
BD MLC = Sheet10 F2:G10

AO UFH = Sheet11 B2:C10
AO PEX = Sheet11 D2:E10
AO MLC = Sheet11 F2:G10

LM UFH = Sheet12 B2:C10
LM PEX = Sheet12 D2:E10
LM MLC = Sheet12 F2:G10

Any tips on how to do this?
Thx
 

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Here's an example, I hope it helps.

VBA Code:
Sub copy_paste_range()
  Dim combo As String
  Dim rng As Range
  
  With Sheets("Sheet1")   'Sheet with dropdowns
    'cells with dropdowns
    combo = .Range("B2").Value & "|" & .Range("C2").Value
     
    Select Case combo
      Case "BD|UFH": Set rng = Sheet10.Range("B2:C10")
      Case "BD|PEX": Set rng = Sheet10.Range("D2:E10")
      Case "BD|MLC": Set rng = Sheet10.Range("F2:G10")
      
      Case "AO|UFH": Set rng = Sheet11.Range("B2:C10")
      Case "AO|PEX": Set rng = Sheet11.Range("D2:E10")
      Case "AO|MLC": Set rng = Sheet11.Range("F2:G10")
      
      Case "LM|UFH": Set rng = Sheet12.Range("B2:C10")
      Case "LM|PEX": Set rng = Sheet12.Range("D2:E10")
      Case "LM|MLC": Set rng = Sheet12.Range("F2:G10")
    End Select
    
    If Not rng Is Nothing Then
      rng.Copy    'copy range
    End If
    
    .Range("G2").PasteSpecial xlPasteAll
  End With
  
End Sub
 
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