Error when sorting table - with exact same code that is working elsewhere

TheRedCardinal

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  1. 365
  2. 2021
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  1. Windows
I am doing some manipulation of a table that involves sorting it in various ways. At the end, I want to just go back to having it sorted by date, which is the column of data in column A.

Here is my code:

Excel Formula:
'Remove all filters and sorting

PurchTable.AutoFilter.ShowAllData

Set SortColumn = PurchTable.ListColumns(1).Range

With PurchTable.Sort

    .SortFields.Clear
    .SortFields.Add Key:=SortColumn, SortOn:=xlSortOnValues, Order:=Ascending, DataOption:=xlSortNormal
    .Apply

End With

When I run it, I get "Application-defined or object-defined error" at the .Sortfields Add line

Here is my code that does exactly the same with a different table:

VBA Code:
'Undo all filters and resort by date

Set SortColumn = SalesTable.ListColumns(1).Range

With SalesTable

    .AutoFilter.ShowAllData
    
End With

With SalesTable.Sort

    .SortFields.Clear
    .SortFields.Add Key:=SortColumn, SortOn:=xlSortOnValues, Order:=xlAscending, DataOption:=xlSortNormal
    .Apply
    .SortFields.Clear
    
End With

I cannot see what the difference is between these codes (other than minor tidying issues), and why one would run and why the other would not.

I have sense checked the references in the immediate window, and they all look right.

So what is the issue?
 

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You dont say where/when the error is generated? Or maybe no error but just doesnt work?

You have Order:=xlAscending on the original and Order:=Ascending on the other.

Failing that, how are you defining SalesTable and PurchTable?
 
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