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Default if, then formula with conditional formating

IF(D4<=(E4*4),"OK","NOT OK")

D4 E4
182 41

this returns NOT OK (41*4 = 164) 182 is not <=164

Can I write this as a conditional formating formula? Return the answer
(164) but change the font color it if it does not meet the OK criteria.

Thanks in advance!
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