Actually, it is not even a single cell it is nothing real. I read Rows as
Range. Rest still stands though.

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RP
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"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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You are only defining a single cell to sort (a bit pointless no?).

You might mean all rows between the first and last
.Rows(intFirstRow & ":" & intSecondRow).Sort

or perhaps you mean only some columns, say H:M, in which case use
.Range(.Cells(intFirstRow,"H"),.Cells(intSecondRow ,"M")).Sort

And then you haven't specified the key to sort on, which should be the
first
data cell in a specific column.

BTW, Dim intFirstRow, intSecondRow as Integer doesn't declare both
variables
as Integer, the first is a variant. You have to be specific

Dim intFirstRow as Integer, intSecondRow as Integer

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RP
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"Kevin" wrote in message
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OK. I've got a feeling that I'm going to feel like an idiot when someone
tells me what I'm doing wrong, but I am having trouble sorting rows in
VBA.
Consider the following code snippet:

Dim intFirstRow, intSecondRow as Integer
intFirstRow = 9
intSecondRow = 15
With ActiveSheet
.Rows(intFirstRow, intSecondRow).Sort
End With

I keep getting run-time error 1004 which says "Application-defined or
object-defined error", which seems to mean: Something is wrong. VBA's
not
sure what it is, but something is definitely wrong.

Alternatively, I tried the line:
.Rows(.Rows(intFirstRow),.Rows(intSecondRow)).Sort

I got the same error.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance!!!

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