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Default Double Conditional Formatting

I have a spread sheet with two columns, D and E. Column D has either "Open"
or "Closed" in the cell. Column E is a formula which calulates the
difference in the current date and a given date in Column C. Column D is
conditionally formatted so that the "Open" cells are red and the "Closed"
cells are green. What I need to do is hilight the cells in Column E that
have a value less than or equal to ZERO and the corresponding row in Column D
is still labeled "Open" Thank you.
 
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