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Default how to display different content depends on some conditions?

Hi,

In one worksheet(detail), I define two ranges, Range("A1:B10") contains
food info, Range("C1:D8") contains beverage info.

And in main worksheet(order), if the customer ticks the food info box,
i want the food info I defined in worksheet(detail) displayed below the
tick box; if the customer ticks the beverage info box, i want the
beverage info I defined in worksheet(detail) displayed below the tick
box. I assumed that only one box can be chosen(either food or beverage
box).

I think I can use the IF clause to slove this problem. I know some
basic knowledge about IF clause, like IF(logic_test; true; False). I
know how to display some character in the field of ture. However, I
don,t know how to display the Range info Like Range("A1:B10") from
worksheet(detail). "if clause" can solve this problem? If you have some
relevant experience about this, could you give me some hints? Thank you
in advances!!!


Regards

Sam

 
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