I have a Neo4J database with a large number of datasets (~15M), where I want to perform a greater than search on one of its properties. I have the corresponding property indexed. The property is a float value.

When I do an exact match like `MATCH (i:Label) WHERE i.property = $value RETURN count(i)` I get the result within a very short time. But when I do the same search with `greater than`, i.e. `MATCH (i:Label) WHERE i.property > $value RETURN count(i)` it just takes forever. What is the correct way to do this in Cypher?

Edit: Execution plan:

```
+--------------------------------------------+
| No data returned, and nothing was changed. |
+--------------------------------------------+
74 ms

Compiler CYPHER 2.2

Planner COST

EagerAggregation
  |
  +Filter
    |
    +NodeByLabelScan

+------------------+---------------+-------------+------------------------------+    
|         Operator | EstimatedRows | Identifiers |                        Other |
+------------------+---------------+-------------+------------------------------+
| EagerAggregation |          2064 |    count(r) |                              |
|           Filter |       4260557 |           r | r.date > Subtract(Divide(    |
|                  |               |             | TimestampFunction(),{        |  
|                  |               |             | AUTOINT0}),Literal(86400))   |
|  NodeByLabelScan |      14201858 |           r |                     :Request |
+------------------+---------------+-------------+------------------------------+

Total database accesses: ?

```