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Default Counting Unique Empty Cells of a Range


Hello all, I have a question regarding the count functions with excel. I
am wondering how to count sets of "unique" empty cells within a range?
Take the example below:

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Within a row, I would like a count of how many instances of "2 empty
cells in a row", and how many instances of "3 empty cells in a row",
and how many instances of "4 empty cells in a row", etc, etc.

So in the first row, there are 2 instances of "2 empty cells in a row",
1 instance of "3 empty cells in a row", and 1 instance of "5 empty cells
in a row".

The second row has 3 instances of "2 empty cells in a row", and 2
instances of "3 empty cells in a row".

How would I go about counting all the sets of empty cells and defining
them in a table?


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