Method Range of Object Global Failed

SBF12345

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I am receiving the "Method Range of Object Global Failed" error on the line below.

Code:
Range1 = Range(StartDate1, EndDate1)

I have "StartDate1" and "EndDate1" included in the watch window and both are showing date values as they should be.

I would like "Range1" to include a set of date values from StartDate1 to EndDate1. Is this the correct method to go about accomplishing something like this?

The line above exists within the context below:

Code:
Dim bb As Integer:          bb = Range("C5").End(xlDown).RowDim dd As Integer:          dd = 1
Dim StartDate1 As Date
Dim EndDate1 As Date
Dim StartDate2 As Date
Dim EndDate2 As Date
Dim Range1 As Range
Dim Range2 As Range
Dim TestVar As Range


Do Until bb = 5


    StartDate1 = Cells(bb, 4)
    EndDate1 = Cells(bb, 5)
    Range1 = Range(StartDate1, EndDate1)
    
    Do Until bb - dd = 5
    
        StartDate2 = Cells(bb - dd, 4)
        EndDate2 = Cells(bb - dd, 5)
        Range2 = Range(StartDate2, EndDate2)
        
        TestVar = Application.Union(Range1, Range2)
        
        If TestVar <> "" Then
        
        Rows(bb).EntireRow.Delete
        
        Exit Do
    
        Else: dd = dd - 1
    
        End If
    
        Loop
        
bb = bb - 1
 
Loop
 

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The error is expected,. The range object cant pick up values from those dates

If for example startdate is 1-jan-2018 and enddate if 1-feb-2018, you could do something like

You could use a For loop to add values between those values to a range of cells. then finally Set Range1 to be equal to that range
 
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