Identifying number of sequential numbers in a set of data in Excel

Clayton18

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I'm looking for a formula or set of formula to find how many numbers are found to be sequential.
See below for what im looking for
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Ive found the following formula that identifies what numbers are sequential. but it doesn't tell how many are in each range =IF(A3=A2+1,C2,IF(A3=A4-1,MAX(C$1:C1)+1,""))
 

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You have shown us a "potential helper column (not row)", but what are your desired actual results for that sample data?
 
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Welcome to the MrExcel board!

You have shown us a "potential helper column (not row)", but what are your desired actual results for that sample data?
Sorry, the "potential helper row" is the desired actual results. Im hoping for the second row to count the sequential numbers
 
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second row
As I mentioned above, that is a column not a row (don't want to confuse your potential helpers with incorrect terminology ;))

I have also assumed that the very first value under the heading in the second column should be 4?
If so try the formula below, adjusting the ranges if required.

BTW, for the future , I suggest that you investigate XL2BB for providing sample data to make it easier for helpers by not having to manually type out sample data to test with.

23 12 12.xlsm
AB
1NumberResult
224
334
444
554
6562
7572
84 
952 
1013
1123
1233
135 
14205
15215
16225
17235
18245
19
20
21
Sequential
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B18B2=IF(A2<>IFERROR(A1+1,"."),IF(A3<>A2+1,"",MATCH(TRUE,A3:A$21<>A2:A$20+1,0)),B1)
 
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As I mentioned above, that is a column not a row (don't want to confuse your potential helpers with incorrect terminology ;))

I have also assumed that the very first value under the heading in the second column should be 4?
If so try the formula below, adjusting the ranges if required.

BTW, for the future , I suggest that you investigate XL2BB for providing sample data to make it easier for helpers by not having to manually type out sample data to test with.

23 12 12.xlsm
AB
1NumberResult
224
334
444
554
6562
7572
84 
952 
1013
1123
1233
135 
14205
15215
16225
17235
18245
19
20
21
Sequential
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B18B2=IF(A2<>IFERROR(A1+1,"."),IF(A3<>A2+1,"",MATCH(TRUE,A3:A$21<>A2:A$20+1,0)),B1)
Sorry, I obviously had a brain fart there!
Your formula has absolutely saved my life. Thank you very much!
 
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