Higlighting a individual cell or placing border for individaul cell

hi all,
Please let me know is there any way to highlight individal cell in alv grid display
or placing red border around cell in alv grid display.

Yes , its possible try using CELLSTYLES.

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right side of one adjoining left side of adjacent
likewise for bottom/top
the matte border allows you to specify 0 pixels wide for top/left/bottom/right,
meaning the overall 2 borders are 1 pixel wide
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