Delete rows based on value, jump columns, skip a few rows, jump back and resume deleting.

Hello,

How can I:
1. Delete rows starting from the bottom up in the column E until a value in column E is found.
2. Then jump to column B, stop deleting, continue to look upward for a value in that column.
3. Then if a value is found in column B, jump back to column E, step one row up and resume deleting until the next value is found in column E.

Is that too complicated?

An example workbook showing what should be deleted and what should not be deleted would make it a lot easier to understand.

In this workbook: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=4GTSXiv3

Names that don't have anything in columns D, E, and F have to go. So the names 332, 355, 389, 440, and 446 should be deleted along with the tim underneath. Maybe there's a different logical approach that should be taken, maybe mine isn't the best.

Could you upload the example workbook so we have data to work with

I did, just click the pastebin link in the post above yours. You can easily copy the data to an excel sheet.

That is the book I currently work with.

I wish you the best of luck finding a solution to your problem.