Conditional Formatting Based on Values on Another Sheet

Many questions on conditional formatting, but (of course) none specific to the problem I am having. So, here goes a new thread.

Excel 2010

What I am looking for:

On sheet 3, in cell C58:
bold red font IF sheet 1, column A:A=sheet 3, A58 and IF sheet 1, column H:H>2

For clarification:
Sheet 1 is my report detail (run daily); column A is the report date, column H is a numerical value
Sheet 3 is my statistics information; column A is the report date, column C is a record count (how many records for that date)

I need to have the font in sheet 3, column C to be bold red if any of the numbers on sheet 1, column H is > 2, for that report date

The number of records (in the detail) for each date can vary, so I cannot have a constant cell reference for the formatting
I will need to copy this formatting all the way down column C, as the statistics are a running report, each line for the next days data summary

Thank you!

Thank you, Ford.

I will try to put together a sample for you.

Regarding the formula you posted, the cell where I need the bold, red font is indeed if > 2, but also, if the report dates match. I may have 10 lines for today's report ... there were 2 lines which had the numerical value (in column H) > 2, but in yesterday's report (7 lines), there were no values > 2. So, in my statistics page, yesterdays totals would be in regular font, todays totals would be in bold, red font.

Thank you, Ford. I am attaching a sample report. The column designations are changed slightly as I had to put together a representative report, without sensitive information.

Disclaimer: Information contained in this report does not represent any actual companies or company information.

Ford,

When I tried your formula, I received the error message "The formula you typed contains an error". The formula I used was:
=MAX(IF('PURCHASE ORDERS'!A:A,A72,'PURCHASE ORDERS'!H:H,>2))

Where did I go wrong? Were you able to work with the sample excel sheet I posted?

Thank you!