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Default Conditional Formatting - Highlighting Certain cells if one of them is blank

Try...

Select the 14 boxes (cells) and give them a defined name with local
(sheet-level) scope, then while they are still selected enter the
following Conditional Formatting formula...

=COUNTA(Inputs)=14

...where the range is named as follows...

Name: 'Sheet1'!Inputs

...and set your fill color.

Replace 'Sheet1' with the actual sheetname, and be sure to wrap it in
apostrophes (required if it has spaces) followed by the exclamation
character.

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