Missing Time Stamps add blank row

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I am trying to figure out how to build a macro to spot missing sequence and add in a new row when found.

There should be 1440 data points in column A
The date and time formatting goes as followed

10/10/2019 7:41
10/10/2019 7:42
10/10/2019 7:43
10/10/2019 7:44
10/10/2019 7:45
10/10/2019 7:46
10/10/2019 9:52
10/10/2019 9:53
10/10/2019 9:54
10/10/2019 9:55
10/10/2019 9:56

I would like the macro to find that its missing the data between 7:47 and 9:51 and add in blank rows. The time is also in military time so the format is
10/10/2019 00:00 thru 10/10/2019 23:59
what I have found in the formatting of the date and time is that every entry, which is one min apart, is .0006944444 off of the next.
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I am trying to figure out how to build a macro to spot missing sequence and add in a new row when found.

There should be 1440 data points in column A
The date and time formatting goes as followed

10/10/2019 7:41
10/10/2019 7:42
10/10/2019 7:43
10/10/2019 7:44
10/10/2019 7:45
10/10/2019 7:46
10/10/2019 9:52
10/10/2019 9:53
10/10/2019 9:54
10/10/2019 9:55
10/10/2019 9:56

I would like the macro to find that its missing the data between 7:47 and 9:51 and add in blank rows. The time is also in military time so the format is
10/10/2019 00:00 thru 10/10/2019 23:59
what I have found in the formatting of the date and time is that every entry, which is one min apart, is .0006944444 off of the next.
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