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Default Annoying delete empty rows question

Hi there - please forgive the newbie question, I've been searching
around on these boards for an answer and nothing seems to quite fit.

Scenario:-
I have a worksheet template (although not an .xlt file) that multiple
people will be using as a basis to add their own data into. (i.e. the
amount of data varies per workbook).

I want to make sure that people don't leave blank rows (based on at
least 2 columns of info).

So - I have been going down the autofilter route, and I get to the
point where I have all the blank rows based on 2 columns displayed
fine.

My question is - how can I automate the selection of a variable amount
of blank rows to delete them?

Ideally I would love a VBA solution, as I'll have approx 18
spreadsheets to complete this on at least 2 or 3 times a week...
URGH!
 
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