I'm drawing a blank on this one.

I have an Excel database made up of 24 columns (representing numeric
fields) and approximately 2500 rows. Each record will have a value in
at least one of the 24 fields and can have values in up to all 24
fields. I am to create a 25th field (called "ID") in which an "x" is
placed if a record meets the following criteria:

1.) It must have values in at least 2 of the 24 fields, and
2.) At least 1 of the fields with a value in it is not contiguous with
another field with a value in it.

In other words, to qualify for an "x", at least 2 fields have numbers
and there is a gap separating at least one of those fields.

Here's a simplified version:


Field1 Field2 Field3 Field4 Field5 ID
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12
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3 14 x
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1 5
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7 8 12 x
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2 3
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6 5 4 x
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8 7 1 12 14
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7 8 10 11 x
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Either a macro solution or a formula solution to getting the "x" is
fine, and if "helper" columns are needed, that's fine, too.

Many thanks,
Paul