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Default Error with passing collection as parameter


I am trying to pass a collection to a sub but I keep getting thi
error:

Compile Error:
Argument not optional

The collection is a collection of strings filled like this:
For i = 0 To finalrow - 3
assyNums(i) = Range("C" & i + 2)
Next i

I use this command to call the sub:
"Matching (assyNums)"
where Matching is the sub and, assyNums is collection.

The Sub looks like this:
"Private Sub Matching(assyNums)"
- OR - (if i add optional)
"Private Sub Matching(Optional assyNums)"

Inside the sub all i really do, is a for loop that accesses ever
element, so like
"For i = 0 To assyNums.Count"

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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