Conditional formatting with AND

cditski

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On this sheet, Column L is pulling a date from Spreadsheet "0 Revised LOS". Column N4 has a date that is manually entered.

I'm trying to use the conditional formatting to highlight the cell in Column N if Column L's date is today or before and Column N is blank.

It makes sense in my head, but the formula I'm using doesn't want to cooperate.

="IF(AND(L4<=TODAY(),N4=ISBLANK))"
 

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We're sorry, the formula you have dialed is not known. Please press these keys and try again: =AND(L4<=TODAY(),ISBLANK(N4))
 
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