Adding recursive loop/function into a sort in VBA - excel

Question

I have a bubble sort that only works with the first element.
This is solved by reevaluating my array elements and placing them accordingly, which happens if I run the whole thing time and time again.
I'd like to add a recursive loop that's set to break when the sort is done.
I tried adding a function, but I'm not solid enough on my syntax to combine it with my sub. What is a basic recursion loop for this code? Function not expressly required, just something that will let me recall my sub.
Private Sub SortEverything_Click()
Dim everything() As Range
Dim check As Range
Dim count As Range
Dim sorting As Range
Dim holder As Range
Dim middleman As Range
Dim firstman As Range
Dim Temp1 As String
Dim Temp2 As String
Dim lr As Long
Dim x As Long
Dim y As Long
Dim z As Long
Dim q As Long
Dim everyrow As Long
Dim everycol As Long
Dim firstrow As Long
Dim firstcol As Long
y = 0
z = 0
q = 0
With ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Names and Vendors")
lr = .Cells(.Rows.count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
'Counts number of RMs to size the "everything" array
For z = 2 To lr
Set count = .Range("B" & z)
If IsEmpty(count) = False Then
count.Select
q = q + 1
End If
Next z
ReDim everything(q - 1) As Range 'Resizes array
'Loops all RM info into array by each distinct range
For x = 2 To lr
Set check = .Range("A" & x & ":H" & x)
'ensures subcomponents are added to range
If IsEmpty(.Range("B" & 1 + x)) = True Then
Do While IsEmpty(.Range("B" & 1 + x)) = True And x < lr
Set check = Union(check, .Range("A" & 1 + x & ":H" & 1 + x))
check.Select
x = x + 1
Loop
End If
Set everything(y) = check
y = y + 1
check.Select
Next x
'This For has been commented out so that it doesn't run more than once
'For y = 0 To q - 1
'sorting allows us to copy/paste into a helper range line-by-line as the program loops
'firstman is the helper range. firstrow and firstcol return the dimensions of the everything(y) so that we can resize things
Set sorting = everything(0)
Set firstman = .Range("B20")
Set firstman = firstman.Resize(sorting.Rows.count, sorting.Columns.count)
firstman.Value = sorting.Value
firstrow = firstman.Rows.count
firstcol = firstman.Columns.count
'Returns the name of the RM listed to compare to the one below it
sorting.Offset(0, 1).Select
ActiveCell.Select
Temp1 = "" & ActiveCell.Value
For x = 1 To q - 1
'Checks whether a selected component has subcomponents and identifies its dimensions
sorting.Select
Set holder = everything(x)
holder.Offset(0, 1).Select
everyrow = Selection.Rows.count
everycol = Selection.Columns.count
'Returns the name of the material being compared to the referenced material in everything(y)
ActiveCell.Select
Temp2 = "" & ActiveCell.Value
If Temp2 > Temp1 Then 'If the RM we're on comes alphabetically after the name of the one we're checking against, then
If everyrow > 1 Then 'Handles if everything(x) has subcomponents
'Resize the other helper range to be the same as the range with subcomponents and paste the values into it
Set middleman = .Range("A1").Offset(0, everything(x).Columns.count)
Set middleman = middleman.Resize(everyrow, everycol)
middleman.Select
middleman.Value = holder.Value
'Resize the range we're pasting into in the master table so it can take the new range, then paste
Set sorting = sorting.Resize(everyrow, everycol)
sorting.Select
sorting.Value = holder.Value
'Resize the holder column to the same size as everything(y).
'Then paste everything(y) into the space BELOW the one we've just shifted upwards
Set holder = holder.Resize(firstrow, firstcol)
Set holder = holder.Offset(everyrow - 1, 0)
holder.Select
holder.Value = firstman.Value
Set sorting = sorting.Offset(everyrow, 0)
Else
Set middleman = .Range("A1").Offset(0, everything(x).Columns.count)
Set middleman = middleman.Resize(firstrow, firstcol)
middleman.Select
middleman.Value = holder.Value
Set sorting = sorting.Resize(everyrow, everycol)
sorting.Select
sorting.Value = holder.Value
Set holder = holder.Resize(firstrow, firstcol)
'Set firstman = firstman.Resize(everyrow, everycol)
holder.Select
holder = firstman.Value
Set sorting = sorting.Offset(1, 0)
End If
End If
Next x
'Next y
'This is where my inexperience shows. The recursion should go here, but I'm not sure how to do so.
'PopulateArray (everything)
End With
End Sub
Public Function PopulateArray(myArray()) As Variant
Dim myArray() As Range
Dim check As Range
Dim count As Range
Dim sorting As Range
Dim holder As Range
Dim middleman As Range
Dim firstman As Range
Dim Temp1 As String
Dim Temp2 As String
Dim lr As Long
Dim x As Long
Dim y As Long
Dim z As Long
Dim q As Long
y = 0
z = 0
q = 0
With ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Names and Vendors")
lr = .Cells(.Rows.count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
'Counts number of RMs to size the "myArray" array
For z = 2 To lr
Set count = .Range("B" & z)
If IsEmpty(count) = False Then
count.Select
q = q + 1
End If
Next z
ReDim myArray(q - 1) As Range 'Resizes array
'Loops all RM info into array by each distinct range
For x = 2 To lr
Set check = .Range("A" & x & ":H" & x)
'ensures subcomponents are added to range
If IsEmpty(.Range("B" & 1 + x)) = True Then
Do While IsEmpty(.Range("B" & 1 + x)) = True And x < lr
Set check = Union(check, .Range("A" & 1 + x & ":H" & 1 + x))
check.Select
x = x + 1
Loop
End If
Set myArray(y) = check
y = y + 1
check.Select
Next x
End With
End Function

Answer 1

Found out what I needed to do. Put the whole thing under a Do loop and then added the following lines to it:
'checking to see if array is completely alphabetized
For Each cell In .Range("B2:B" & lr)
'Returns first check value
If IsEmpty(cell) = False Then
cell.Select
check1 = "" & cell.Value
x = cell.Row
.Range("A14").Value = check1
'Returns next check value
For z = x + 1 To lr
Set checking = .Range("B" & z)
If IsEmpty(checking) = False Then
checking.Select
check2 = "" & .Range("B" & z).Value
.Range("A15").Value = check2
Exit For
End If
Next z
Else
End If
If check2 > check1 Then
Exit For
End If
Next cell
'If the last two values are sorted, then the whole thing is sorted and we can stop the recursion
If check2 < check1 Or check1 = check2 Then
Exit Do
End If