Multiple Conditional Formatting Question

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I want the conditional format to highlight cells BB17:BD18, if cell BB17:BD17 (its merged) value is less than or equal to cell BF17 or BF17:BF18 (because the cell is merged).
 

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Select BB17:BD18

Conditional Formatting
New Rule
Use a formula to determine...

=(BB17<=BF17)

Format as required
 
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It did not highlight everything, only BB17:BD17, nothing under BD17 or BD18
 
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