Excel - is it possible to show output from multiple scenarios simultaneously

I have build an excel model, with an upside, downside and base case. I can switch between the cases using a drop down menu. I was wondering is it possible to show the final output (equity value) of the different scenarios simulteously? Cause at the moment I can only manage to see the value of the case selected.

Edits: thanks a ton - this was for a case study and it has been a huge sucess

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Just make another sheet and copy paste the values on the other sheet showing all three scenarios. 

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This. Then run a data table on the case list so you can refresh the output without cycling through all the cases manually.

 

yea, you do a data table on the same tab where the case switch is. and you pull in the Equity value (or whatever other variable you want to see). i've done this many times 

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