In a macro, .Sort should give results consistent with comparison operators;
in fact, that should be the default sort order.
I finally sorted the data myself, with a bubble sort. Since it sorted based
on comparison operators, I got what I wanted, but I wasted a lot of time
trying, and failing, to use built-in methods.

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