Conditional Formatting, 1 Column greater than the other

Apprentice35

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Hi all,

I'm doing some analysis of data from two measurement systems, I want to see if the two processes are getting results within 10% of the allowed tolerance.

The below link is what I'm dealing with in excel.

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I'd like to use conditional formatting to change the 'status' column to go red if the value in D2 is greater than the value in G2, I managed to do this for row2, but couldn't get it to go down the entire data set, without creating a rule for each row (i don't want to do this as I have 850+ lines of data to check).

I've searched online and found a few answer but they all only seemed to check the first row, or they didn't include a third column like I want to.

Hope I explained that clearly, any help is appreciated.
 
Glad you have managed to master this problem ... :)
 
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