Personal conditional formatting

Geek Girl 007

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  1. 2021
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I want to write conditional format that will turn E60 RED if it is less or more than E58, can you help

Sorry for the screenshot, I can not use the excel extract at work :-(
 

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You main like this Conditional Formatting formula?
Excel Formula:
=E60<>E58
 
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