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Default Hide/Show range based

Hi All,

Hoping someone can help (again).

I have a command button that when clicked runs a macro to confirm the
validity of certain selections (Select Case Else). That all works fine.

What I would like to do now is to hide a range (A14:T25) if the final case
in the code is true. The range should stay visible in all other instances.


Hope this makes sense and someone can advise. Code is below:

Sub ConfirmSelection()
Dim Msg As String
Select Case Range("AB17").Value = "5.4" And _
Range("AB16").Value = 4 And Range("AB16").Value <= 7.1
Case True
Msg = "OK"
'Range should be visible
Case Else
Select Case Range("AB17").Value = "6.8" And _
Range("AB16").Value = 4 And Range("AB16").Value <= 8.8
Case True
Msg = "OK"
'Range should be visible
Case Else
Select Case Range("AB17").Value = "8" And _
Range("AB16").Value = 7.8 And Range("AB16").Value <= 14.3
Case True
Msg = "OK"
'Range should be visible
Case Else
Msg = "Not OK, Please Re-select Within Given Parameters"
'Range should be hidden
End Select
End Select
End Select
MsgBox "Indoor/Outdoor Unit Ratios " & "" & Msg
End Sub





 
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