Copy "Conditional Formatting" down a column?

Bret1

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Hello,
I have a column of numbers that "could" be dynamic. I've copied over the numbers to another column as "text" so the copied column will be static. I want to add "Conditional Formatting down the static column to highlight if the numbers are not equal. I know how to add a "Conditional Formatting" to one cell if it "does not equal" another cell, (such as if "M13 "does not equal" J13). But can anyone tell me how to copy that "Conditional Formatting" down the M column to compare to each adjacent cell (M13/J13... M14/J14.. M15/J15... M16/J16...etc)? Thanks!
 

Excel Facts

What is the last column in Excel?
Excel columns run from A to Z, AA to AZ, AAA to XFD. The last column is XFD.
Just select M13 to end of data & use this formula
=$M13<>$J13
 
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