UDF not returning value

RogueCode

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I am writing a UDF that essential acts as the function LARGE but utilises a dynamic range.

When I run it, it returns Value, but I can't see what the issue is. kRange is a particular Cell on the sheet that contains a range as text e.g. N13:N75; iVal is the cell that contains the nth value that I want to look up. Is there anyone who can tell me what I have missed.
Function GetLarge(kRange As Range, iVal As Range) As Double

'kRange is calculation cell
'iVal is the number

Dim RangeK As String
Dim i As Double

RangeK = kRange.Value
i = iVal.Value

GetLarge = Application.WorksheetFunction.Large(RangeK, i)

End Function
 

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