It works for me. But you can use Conditional Formatting-Highlight Cell
rulesGreater than, and fill in: =A1+1/24/60*5 (for cell A2, and apply this
rule to the rest of your range)

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel


"Striker" wrote in message
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Thanks, this does not appear to work with the data in the cell the way it
is represented.

Should I be using Conditional Formatting - Highlight Cells rules- Greater
than rule?


"Niek Otten" wrote in message
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You don't need code.
Use Conditional Formatting with a formula:

=A2-A11/24/60*5 (for cell A2 and below)

and coose a highlight color

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"Striker" wrote in message
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Excel 2007 [Square Brackets] used to represent a Cell. They do not
exist in the data of the cell.

I have a column spreadsheet that has 15K records. IN column "G" all
records have a date/tame like [2008-12-03 09:54:08.100]. What I need to
do is search through that column to the end of the file and find any
gaps that may be 5 minutes or longer and highlight that row.

So the above, I need to search 09:54 and see if the next row has 09:59
or greater. If so highlight the row, if not move down one row and do
the same check. I'm looking to see if the row below is equal to or
greater than a 5 minute difference from the cell above.

Does this make any sense?

I am aware I will most likely need to do this in code. I am using Excel
2007, and am somewhat familiar with modules, but have not worked with
them for a few years. Seems like I need a do until End of file and a
for each loop, but just a little lost on the details. Just got Excel
2007, so it's new.

I also need to be careful to work with this workbook and this tab as
there will be many in the book.

Thanks for any help