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Default Specifying a range for sorting.

I'm sure I'm missing something simple.... I seem to be missunderstanding how
to create the range I need. I also may be trying to be too efficient with my
use of the range so, maybe I need to consider that.

I'm trying to gather unique values from a column of data, and sort it before
I put it into another area of the WS.

I have a named range "AcctList" RefersTo: $M$30:$M$160

I have a function Last that will find the last row number that has data
within the range passed in. So I want to take the Range("AcctList") and
create a new range that contains cells from the beginning of "AcctList" to
the last row determined by my function Last.

I currently have this:


Set currRange = ActiveSheet.Range("AcctList")
AccountLastRow = Last(1, currRange)
If AccountLastRow <= 0 Then Exit Function ' no data in range.

Set currRange2 = ActiveSheet.Range(currRange.Cells(1),
currRange.Cells(AccountLastRow))

But if AccountLastRow is 31, then the range is $M30:M60.

What is the correct way to use that AccountLastRow to specifiy the range?
Once I have this range, I already have the Unique and sort functions complete.

Thanks,
John S.

 
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