Passing 2 range variables to a Sub - Object required/ByRef argument Type mismatch error - vba

Question

I am trying to copy range from 1 worksheet with conditional formatting rules and paste in another workbook using the exact formatting but deleting the conditional rules.
I am passing 2 range objects to my sub and when calling the macro I am getting the error. Please help me.
Sub Create()
Dim rgFrom, rgTo As Range
oldBook = ActiveWorkbook.Name
Workbooks.Add
Set rgFrom = Workbooks("Daily Flow Template.xlsm").Worksheets("DailyFlow").Range("A1:BZ110")
Set rgTo = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A1:BZ110")
PasteFormattedRange (rgFrom), rgTo ----- Error Object Required
End Sub
Sub PasteFormattedRange(ByRef rgFrom As Range, ByRef rgTo As Range)
Dim S As String
Dim rgStart As Range
Dim i As Long, CF_Format As Long
Dim SaveDisplayAlerts As Boolean, SaveScreenUpdating As Boolean
Dim HTMLInClipBoard As Boolean
Dim Handle As Long, Ptr As Long, FileName As String
Set rgStart = Selection
rgFrom.Copy
'Enumerate the clipboard formats
If OpenClipboard(0) Then
CF_Format = EnumClipboardFormats(0&)
Do While CF_Format <> 0
S = String(255, vbNullChar)
i = GetClipboardFormatName(CF_Format, S, 255)
S = Left(S, i)
HTMLInClipBoard = InStr(1, S, "HTML Format", vbTextCompare) > 0
If HTMLInClipBoard Then
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Application.Goto rgTo
ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:="HTML"
Application.Goto rgStart
Exit Do
End If
CF_Format = EnumClipboardFormats(CF_Format)
Loop
CloseClipboard
End If
End Sub

Answer 1

ByRef argument type mismatch
This answer from "ByRef argument type mismatch in Excel VBA" might help explain this error a bit clearer than I can.
The basic gist of it is:
Unless you need to, pass arguments ByVal instead of ByRef.
If you use ByRef make sure to declare your statements explicitly rather than delcaring with the default data type (Variant) that way you will be passing a Range where a Range is expected.
This answer on my question on CodeReview also touches on passing arguments ByVal opposed to ByRef.
Object required (Error 424)
If you are not returning a value, you don't need to include parentheses ( ) - You can read about it on Using parentheses in code(VBA).
The below edit to your problem line will execute without the Object Required error:
PasteFormattedRange rgFrom, rgTo
When using parentheses for a Sub, Function or any other Method or Property, you would need to encapsulate all arguments within the parentheses rather than just one if the parentheses are actually required.
If you are assigning a value, you would need the parentheses, like so:
Sub Foo()
x = MyFunction(Argument1, Argument2)
End Sub
If you are not assigning a value, you don't include the parentheses, like so:
Sub Foo()
MySub Argument1, Argument2
End Sub