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I'd like to have a medium black top border across each row whose A column cell contains text in a Google Spreadsheet.

I'd also like to have a top border like that across each row whose whole row is blank.

I understand Conditional Formatting doesn't include border formatting as it does in Excel, and I am as of yet unfamiliar with scripting in this web app.

Would someone be able to explain the process to generate this please?

I'd like to have a medium black top border across each row whose A column cell contains text in a Google Spreadsheet.

I'd also like to have the same top border across each row whose whole row is blank.

I understand Conditional Formatting doesn't include border formatting as it does in Excel, and I am as of yet unfamiliar with scripting in this web app.

Would someone be able to explain the process to generate this please?

I'd like to have a medium black top border across each row whose A column cell contains text in a Google Spreadsheet.

I understand Conditional Formatting doesn't include border formatting as it does in Excel, and I am as of yet unfamiliar with scripting in this web app.

Would someone be able to explain the process to generate this please?

I'd like to have a medium black top border across each row whose A column cell contains text in a Google Spreadsheet.

I'd also like to have a top border like that across each row whose whole row is blank.

I understand Conditional Formatting doesn't include border formatting as it does in Excel, and I am as of yet unfamiliar with scripting in this web app.

Would someone be able to explain the process to generate this please?