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Default Hiding rows w/ "" cell and printing

I have a master Bill of Materials with about 2750 possible rows but generally
only have contents in about 30 rows and want to hide all of the rows with no
value in a cell and then print the entire range (after the rows are hidden)
and then unhide the rows.

Print Range is:$A$1:$V$280
The cell that should control the action is in col "s" and contains a formula
like:
$S254=IF((SUM($D254:$R254)*FabricWasteFactor)=0,"" ,(SUM($D254:$R254)*FabricWasteFactor))
The $D:$R column range is the line item detail quantities.
When $S254 evaluates to "" I want to hide that row (for rows 10 thru 258)

I tried to use code that I found on Ron DeBruin's web site but couldn't get
it to work (I think because I have a formula in the cell so it is not truly
blank...) and can't figure out what I'd have to change to make it work and I
can't find another post that is 'on point'

All help is appreciated!

Steve
 
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