Code to not print row if cell equals "x"

Hi, I have a budget spreadsheet where Column C says "type in amount here". When a user prints the final budget I want it to not print the rows where the "type in amount here" remains, ie just print the rows with actual amounts (and other info, obviously).

I assumed this would be easy but I can't find any code for it.

Thanks

Thanks, but the sheet is protected, and downloadable by the public, so there is no way of knowing a user's expertise level, and there is extra info at the top of the sheet so can't be filtered. The print area is set (one A4 page only) so it's just a matter of printing out a sheet that looks sensible.

I've attached a PDF of the sheet in question. What I'm really trying to do is have the sheet not print any rows that have "<< copied from Income In-kind" in Column C, or, at least, not print that actual phrase - it actually doesn't matter if blank cells are printed, in fact thining about it that's probably preferable as it would show no in-kind amounts rather that no printed rows. Those expenditure cells get populated when amounts are entered into the In-kind Income column.

This is the first sheet I've ever used with VBA so wading through mud.