Return number of rows used in a named range?

Hi All,
I have a named range ("Priority") which sits in cells K10:K21.
Of these 12 cells I need to know how many are used so that I can set that value as how many times I paste the "EEName" from this sheet to another sheet.
So if there are 6 lines filled out in "Priority" I need to copy "EEName", move to the Submissions tab, and paste the EEName 6 times into the next available cell in column A.

The closest I think I can get is without using the named range.

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When I finally find that value I think I can use this to paste it:

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Anyone know how to finish what I started?
Thanks in advance... unfortunately I can't upload anything from work. Total lockdown.

For the first part: numrequired = application.worksheetfunction.counta(Priority)

Close, yet it only posts the employee name once when there are 6 lines filled out.
When I just do the counta(priority) function in the worksheet itself I get 6.
I have even cleared the contents of the other cells just in case something snuck in there.
Any idea why it would only post once?

I've looked at your
Worksheets("Submissions").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Resize(NumEntries).Value = Range("EEName").Value
... several times and it's too complex for me to validate (I've never seen resize but I will look it up. Trying to write a range without copy is the challenge. I think shg is on the right track.

Yes, actually that's what I needed shg. I was thinking I was copying a column with formulas all the way down and I only wanted blanks, but in this case it's not formulas so this does work.
My only question is: why do I want to offset the paste line by (2) instead of just one? This does paste it below my data, but I thought End(xlUp) would put me on the last line of data so I only need to offset by (1)...
And, worrying I will mess this up, how do I modify it *ever so slightly* so that it only pastes the values?

Thank you shg, I hadn't seen that syntax before but I will use that frequently in the future, I'm sure. Works like a charm!