If you want to quickly get all rows which don’t have any blanks in any columns, you can combine FILTER, BYROW and AND, like this: =FILTER(range,BYROW(range,LAMBDA(r,AND(r<>””)))) Here, I’ve defined a LAMBDA function, which is really just a way of applying some logic (in the second parameter) to some data (in the first parameter). I have “r” as the name for my data. By passing that LAMBDA as the second parameter of BYROW, I’m telling Excel that “r” represents a row of “range” and that I want the function AND(r <> “”) to be applied to that row. That AND function…