By: Peter

If you need to remove all rows (a similar approach will work with columns) without any values, but can’t sort or use filter, there is an alternate solution.

– Insert an empty column before the first column.
– Make the value of A1 `=concat(“somestring”; COUNTA($B2:$ZZ2))` (make sure this covers all columns). The string “somestring” is added to prevent you from removing all rows that contain a cell with the value 0.
– Drag the corner of A1 down to fill column A for all rows with at least one value.
– Go to Edit -> Find -> Find.
– Find “somestring0”. This should find the cells in all empty (except for column A) rows.
– Click ‘Find All’. Select all results in the resulting list,
– Go to Edit -> Delete. Select Entire Row and click OK.
– Remove column A.

Now all empty row will be removed from your sheet.