The following procedure outlines the instructions for hiding a document section if a text prompt is not answered by the user in Strategy 9.x -10.x. This will prevent unwanted white space from being displayed when the document is run in the case where the user doesn't answer the prompt.
1) Create a new value prompt and select Text Prompt. Make sure to leave the Prompt Answer Required checkbox unchecked.
2) Create a new metric with the following formula: Length(Concat("A", ?Value))
3) Create a new report and add the desired attributes and metrics as seen in the screenshot below:

4) Create a new document and add the previously created report as a dataset.
5) Create a new text box in the desired document section and enter the following: {&Prompt1&}
6) As seen in the screenshot below, right-click anywhere in the document section and select Conditional Formatting...

7) Create a new threshold as depicted in the screenshot below:

*Note: If multiple text prompts are to be displayed in the same document section and the user would like to hide the section under the condition that ALL of the prompts are unanswered, make the following modifications to the above steps. The number of these steps corresponds to those above.*
1) Create multiple text value prompts instead of just one.
2) Modify the formula of the metric to sum up the Lengths of all prompt answers as follows:
Length(Concat("A", ?Value1)) + Length(Concat("A", ?Value2)) + ... + Length(Concat("A", ?ValueX))
3) Add a filter condition to the report for each text value prompt.
4) No change to step 4.
5) Create a text box for each prompt in the desired document section. To determine the number of each prompt, click Data > Prompt Ordering...
6) No change to step 6.
7) Set the threshold condition to be less than or equal to X, where X is the number of prompts. This way, the document section will only be hidden if ALL prompts are left unanswered, in which case the metric formula will evaluate to the sum of the lengths of the arbitrary letters "A".
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