Mass Conditional Formatting Issues

IdleMike

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I have two columns of prices and I want to do a Conditional Formatting to highlight the cells in the right column if the cost is higher than the cell to the left of it.

For Example:

P3<Q3
P4<Q4
P5<Q5
P6<Q6
...
P40<Q40
I can do this one at at time. What I'm trying to do is see if there's a way to do this for the whole columns at once
 

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=P3>Q3

This applies the Rule to the range you choose
 
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That sort of works. There are some rows that it actually highlights both the smaller and larger number. Can you attach an example?
 
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