Loop Through A Range From Bottom To Top

I tend to use a lot of For Each loops when I want to go through a range looking for something but this time I'm not so sure it will work.

I have 9 databases each containing over 400 rows with different pieces of client information, these databases are shared between around 40 people (I've also used the 'Allow users to edit ranges' utility to restrict access). What this means however is that the users cannot delete an entire row, instead they can only 'clear contents' on individual cells. This is fine until I try to generate statistics from the databases using autofilters which stop at the first blank row.

So I need to write a backwards for each statement that starts at the bottom and deletes all the blank rows on the way up to the top. I've tried similar things to this before using the For Each but when you use it to delete a row it sometimes skips the next row as it continues at the next one.

I've not managed to get it to work before, I'm just looking for a little guidance really as to how to do this correctly.

VB:
For TopRow = 1 To BottomRow = Range("A1").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell).Row Step -1
'If is blank delete row.....
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