Hi,
I have found several solutions in here on how to count the highest number of consecutive blank cells in a single row, like so;
=LARGE(FREQUENCY(IF(A10:N10<>"","",COLUMN(A10:N10)),IF(A10:N10="","",COLUMN(A10:N10))),1)
This works like a charm. However, how do I go about counting the (highest) number of consecutive blank cells in two adjacent rows?
Let's assume that the two adjacent rows are 9 and 10. Let's also assume that the last 3 cells in row 9 are empty and that the 4 first cells in row 10 are empty as well.
The function should count that as 7 consecutive empty cells.
(Btw, I have tried changing the range used above from A10:N10 to A9:N10 to no avail)
Thanks in advance...!!!
John
I have found several solutions in here on how to count the highest number of consecutive blank cells in a single row, like so;
=LARGE(FREQUENCY(IF(A10:N10<>"","",COLUMN(A10:N10)),IF(A10:N10="","",COLUMN(A10:N10))),1)
This works like a charm. However, how do I go about counting the (highest) number of consecutive blank cells in two adjacent rows?
Let's assume that the two adjacent rows are 9 and 10. Let's also assume that the last 3 cells in row 9 are empty and that the 4 first cells in row 10 are empty as well.
The function should count that as 7 consecutive empty cells.
(Btw, I have tried changing the range used above from A10:N10 to A9:N10 to no avail)
Thanks in advance...!!!
John