What to do when autofilter in VBA returns no data?

Question

I am trying to filter a range of values and based on my criteria, at times I might have no data that fits my criteria. In that case, I do not want to copy any data from the

Answer 1

since you use myRange as the real output of the filtering action you could go like follows

Dim wbKGRR As Workbook  '<== better set variable for workbooks you'll work with: it saves both typing time and possible errors
Dim ws As Worksheet  '<== better set variable for worksheets you'll work with: it saves both typing time and possible errors

'...


Set wbKGRR = Workbooks(KGRReport) '<== better set variable for workbooks: it saves both typing time and possible errors
Set ws = wbKGRR.Worksheets(spreadSheetName)  '<== better set variable for worksheets you'll work with: it saves both typing time and possible errors

With ws
    With .Range("A1:I" & lastrowinSpreadSheet)
        .AutoFilter Field:=3, Criteria1:=LimitCriteria, Operator:=xlFilterValues 'Do the filtering for Limit
        .AutoFilter Field:=9, Criteria1:=UtilizationCriteria, Operator:=xlFilterValues 'Do the filtering for Bank/NonBank
    End With
    If Application.WorksheetFunction.Subtotal(103, .Columns("B")) > 0 Then Set myRange = .Range("B2:H" & lastrowinSpreadSheet).SpecialCells(xlVisible) '<== myRange will be set only if filtering has left some visible cells
End With


'Clear the template
'Workbooks(mainwb).Worksheets("Template").Activate '<== no need to activate
Workbooks(mainwb).Worksheets("Template").Rows(7 & ":" & Rows.Count).Delete

'Copy the filtered data
' Workbooks(KGRReport).Activate '<== no need to activate
If Not myRange Is Nothing Then '<== "myRange" has been set properly if previous Autofilter method has left some visbile cells
    For Each myArea In myRange.Areas
        For Each rw In myArea.Rows
              strFltrdRng = strFltrdRng & rw.Address & ","
        Next rw
    Next myArea

    strFltrdRng = Left(strFltrdRng, Len(strFltrdRng) - 1)
    Set myFltrdRange = Range(strFltrdRng)
    myFltrdRange.Copy
    strFltrdRng = ""
End If

where I also suggested some workbook and worksheet variable settings to "ease" coding life