Here's how I fixed this problem without any coding.
Select the entire column that I wanted to delete the "blank" cells from.
Click the Conditional Formatting tab up top.
Select "New Rule".
Click "Format only cells that contain".
Change "between" to "equal to".
Click the box next to the "equal to" box.
Click one of the problem "blank" cells.
Click the Format Button.
Pick a random color to fill the box with.
Press "OK".
This should change all of the problem "blank" cells to the color that you chose. Now Right click one of the colored cells, and go to "Sort" and "Put selected cell color on top".
This will put all of the problem cells at the top of the column and now all of your other cells will stay in the original order you put them in. You can now select all of the problem cells in one group and click the delete cell button on top to get rid of them.