You can create a "helper" column to spot the lowest values.
ID UTC Depth (FT) key
1 15:56:28 4.3 12 =SUMPRODUCT(--($B$2:$B$24=B2),--($C$2:$C$24>C2))
2 15:56:28 4.4 11
3 15:56:28 5 10
4 15:56:28 5.4 5
5 15:56:28 5.7 0
6 15:56:28 5.5 3
7 15:56:28 5.6 1
8 15:56:28 5.6 1
9 15:56:28 5.5 3
10 15:56:28 5.4 5
11 15:56:28 5.3 7
12 15:56:28 5.3 7
13 15:56:28 5.3 7
14 15:56:29 5.2 1
15 15:56:29 5.3 0
16 15:56:29 5 8
17 15:56:29 4.9 9
18 15:56:29 5.1 4
19 15:56:29 5.1 4
20 15:56:29 5.2 1
21 15:56:29 5.2 1
22 15:56:29 5.1 4
23 15:56:29 5.1 4
Drop in the formula shown (expand the range to encompass the whole column)
Copy it down the dataset, let Excel do all the calcs.
Click on row 1
Data > Filter > Autofilter
Click column D > Custom
Greater than 0
Delete all the visible data
Click Data > Filter > AutoFilter to turn off the filter
The remaining rows reappear and all are the rows you want.
Clear column D (the one you added)
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