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Default Function Help - Forecast Date past due, adjacent cell is blank. Needto highlight the blank cell.

Hi,
First post here...

I am working on some Project Forecasting. Need a quick way to spot check and fix any past due items. There HAS to be an easier way than sorting the Column A dates and then filtering adjacent cells to show only Blanks.

Is there a formula or conditional format that will highlight a cell (either A or B, or both) if the following is true: 1)It past due or due today AND 2) the adjacent cell in Column B is blank - meaning item has not yet been completed.

Example:

Column A Column B
11/22/2013 (blank cell)

This pattern continues repeatedly on my spreadsheet. (i.e. Column A: Item 1 Forecast Date, Column B: Item 1 Actual Date, Column C: Item 2 Forecast Date, Column D: Item 2 Actual date, etc...)

Hopefully there is a formula I can enter as a 'New Rule' under the Conditional Formatting menu.

Thanks much!
 
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