Try this quick sequence on a copy of your sheet ..
Assume col A is the key col which defines the blank rows
(ie where col A is blank, then the entire row is considered as blank)
Select col A (select the col header)
Press F5>Special>Check "Blanks">OK
Right-click>Delete>Check "Entire Row">OK
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Maybe you can select the range and sort it by a key column.
The blanks will be grouped together (maybe at the top), but they'll be easy to
delete.
Another way is to pick out a column that always has something in it if the row
is used.
Then apply data|filter|autofilter and show the blank cells.
Then delete the visible rows
And remove the autofilter.
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