Why don't you name your ranges according to the options showing in your
comboBox ?

Set rng = Range(ComboBox2.Value)

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Luc.

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"CR" wrote:

Hi, I have the following code behind a userform that works, but I don't
think that it is the way to go with it. I have not gone any further than
this on the code. The labels on the form will have to populate from one of
16 different ranges, week one is B3:C18, wk 2 G3:H18 ect. depending on the
value in Combobox2.

I have never used a select case statement, but if I understand it, I think
it will be better than doing with more IF's and multiple subs. I already see
that I could get rid of the extra subs by changing the range with IF's and
combining the ComboBox2_Change sub and one of the others but it would still
be a lot of IF's

Can someone give me a short snippet that would put me in the right direction
or correct me if I am wrong about the select case being better.

Thanks
CR

Sub ComboBox2_Change()
'changes week reference number
'B20 stores the last wk viewed
Sheets("Schedule").Range("B20").Select
'ComboBox2.Value = the wk that is shown on form
ActiveCell.Value = ComboBox2.Value
If ComboBox2.Value = "WK1" Then
Rd_Wk1
Else
If ComboBox2.Value = "WK2" Then
Rd_Wk2
End If
End If

End Sub

Sub Rd_Wk1()
'Reads wk 1 schedule
Set rng = Range("B3:C18")
For Each ctrl In UserForm1.Controls
If TypeOf ctrl Is MSForms.Label Then
j = j + 1
ctrl.Caption = rng(j).Value
End If
Next
End Sub

Sub Rd_Wk2()
'Reads wk 2 schedule
Set rng = Range("G3:H18")
For Each ctrl In UserForm1.Controls
If TypeOf ctrl Is MSForms.Label Then
j = j + 1
ctrl.Caption = rng(j).Value
End If
Next
End Sub