How to mark columns/ J-AU IF Column D is >= and Column E is <=

WarrenCarr

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I have attached an image with a rough idea of what I want. I need a way to mark the columns in row J-AU if the number in Column D is >= and Column E is <=. For example in Column D is 17 and Column E is 40 I want to mark Columns K-O. I have done this manually for some. ( See image) But what is a more efficient way using formula or conditional formatting?

Image - http://tinypic.com/r/i5cfvc/9


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Thanks,
WC
 
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