Conditional Formatting Formula

gheyman

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FYI: I have another conditional formula in this cell that is working
=(V8-C9)<2 (Then Cell is Green)

I tried to add an additional formula of:

="OR(V$8-$C9>2,V$8-$C9=2)" (Then cell Red)

But I cannot get the new formula to work.

Anyone see why the second one is not working

PS "Stop if True" is not Checked in either row of the rules
 

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Also, it could be written like this: =V$8-$C9>=2
 
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