Conditional Formatting Between Two Sheets Based On Matching Column/Row Intersection

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Hello all!
I'm looking for some help and will do my best to describe the scenario but please let me know if this is unclear.

I have two sets of data, essentially hourly time tracking, that I need to compare and find differences for. One set of data is laid out vertically and the other is laid out horizontally. I've used a pivot table to get things to match between the sheets.
However, now I need to compare one sheet to the pivot table sheet and find differences at the Date/Name intersection

The columns on sheet 1 will be Name | Date with the row values under name being a name, and the value under date being a number (number of hours for that date)

The sheet 2 is a pivot table that I've created to try to match the format in sheet 1 (Name | Date columns).

My issue is that there is no guarantee that all dates in sheet 1 will be in sheet 2 or vice-versa. So I need to be able to lookup a Name / Date intersection in sheet 1 - lets say Tom / Jan 1st - and find that same intersection in sheet 2 (Tom / Jan 1st) and compare the hours logged. If they are different, I need to highlight in red.

Here is an example for sheet 1:
Sheet1.png

and here is an example of data that I need to put into before creating the pivot table.
Sheet2.png

Finally, here is the pivot table attempting to match the sheet 1 data format/layout
PivotSheet2.png

From the above you can see that for Tim on Sheet 1 Dec 2nd he has 7 hours. In the second data set you can see that Tim has 8 hours. This is a mismatch and needs to be identified.
Note - notice that Tim has a blank in the pivot table sheet for Dec 4th. This really could happen but so long as the value in the Sheet 1 for that day is 0 that is okay. I'm not sure if that is too complicated to try to account for but I wanted to mention it.

Thank you all for any time helping me. It is much appreciated!
 

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