Formula for counting consecutive cells by column

gruntingmonkey

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Hello, I'm looking to find the formula to calculate if a range of cells, by row, are consecutively completed more than 5 times. IE, if 5 columns are completed next to each other regardless of where that string is in the range, then it is true, if it is less that 5 for the range, then it is false.

I'm looking to get the formula for sell P2 in the picture below.
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Thanks in advance for reviewing.
 

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Do you mean something like this:

Excel Formula:
=MAX(SCAN(0,A2:O2,LAMBDA(a,b,IF(ISTEXT(b),a+1,0))))>=5
 
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Follow up question to this: Instead of coming back with True/False is their a way to count the max cells that are filled in?
 
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If you mean the max consecutive chain then just:

Excel Formula:
=MAX(SCAN(0,A2:O2,LAMBDA(a,b,IF(ISTEXT(b),a+1,0))))
 
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Another question.. Is there a way of returning the last column ref? IE Z or 26

Also, If there are more than 2 groups of consecutive cells filled in, will it just return the largest? Is there a way to show multiples. IE Z,AK,AY or 26,37,51
 
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Another question.. Is there a way of returning the last column ref? IE Z or 26

Also, If there are more than 2 groups of consecutive cells filled in, will it just return the largest? Is there a way to show multiples. IE Z,AK,AY or 26,37,51
is this what you need?
工作簿1.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV
1Time1Time2Time3Time4Time5Time6Time7Time8Time9Time10Time11Time12Time13Time14Time15Time16Time17Time18Time19Time20Time21
2m1m2m3m4m5m1m2m1m1m2m3m4m5m6
3
46
519
6
7
8
9
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E4:E5E4=TOCOL(DROP(GROUPBY(TOCOL(SCAN(0,A2:U2,LAMBDA(x,y,x+(y=0)))),TOCOL((A2:U2>0)*COLUMN(A1:U1)),LAMBDA(x,MAX(x)/(COUNT(0/x)>4)),,0),,1),3)
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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I'm getting a #Name error on that.

I would also need it run along one row rather than down a column.
 
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maybe groupby is not available in your office version.
=TOrow(DROP(GROUPBY(TOCOL(SCAN(0,A2:U2,LAMBDA(x,y,x+(y=0)))),TOCOL((A2:U2>0)*COLUMN(A1:U1)),LAMBDA(x,MAX(x)/(COUNT(0/x)>4)),,0),,1),3)
 
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