wiring for a exhaust fan/light on 1 switch

Your description is not that clear.

I am guessing an educated guess. Copper (bare) is the ground. Join it at light/fan box to ground screw (green?). Twist white light/fan wire to white wire from switch and cap. Twist black and red light/fan wires together and then twist to black from switch and cap.

Switch box: Hot Black "from box" goes to one screw terminal or insert on switch. Black from light/fan goes to other screw terminal or insert on switch. Both whites in switch box do not go on switch. They twist together and cap.
If switch has grounding screw, ground it from surplus bare copper. If switch has more than 2 terminals, you've got the wrong switch.

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diyorpay you are right about the copper wire , i will try this right after work and again thanks . dunebuggy4

Not getting the full story. Fan/light should have 4 wires, black is fan hot, red is light hot, white is neutral, bare or green is ground. If running the fan and light from one switch leg, twist the black/red together with the switch leg. For two switches, one each switch leg to each fan wire.....sw1 to black, sw2 to red. Always neutral to neutral and ground to ground.

2 white wires

I am sorry for bad description ( 1st time ) i forgot to say the fan has black/white and the light has red/white wires and then one bare copper wire , and i have 12/2 wire coming from switch 1 white/black/bare copper wire . I will try this after work and let you know , thanks for all the info . Thanks dunebuggy4

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Thanks for the help the info i got on this site got me through . Thanks again dunebuggy4