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How to count cell entries which are next to each other?

Asked by Petersburg1 in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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Dear Experts,
after a longer break, I'm back to challange you :-)

I have an excel sheet table let's say from A1:F10 and in this table. In the G column I want to have the result.
In the cell I can enter either a "x" or nothing. In the G column I want to have a formula for the rows from 1 to 10 which does count the amount of cells which have A) a "x" and B) are connected to each other!

So e.g. if I have an x in A1 and in B1 I want as result "2" if I have a x in A1 and B1 and C1 I want to have a 3 and if I have a x in A1 and in C1 and in E1 a zero because no x in connected cells. If I have a x in A1 and B1 and again in D1 and E1 I want as result also 2 and if I have 2 and 3 the result should show always the higher amount of connected cells to each other.
Is this possible with a formula or only with VBA?
thank you
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