count each digit in 3nMP

I dont understand, can you be more clear? GY , GV and GY are empty , so i cannot figure out what you need.

arana  thanks for the fast response

need count each digit

in the  EY Column  (can shrink or grown an needed)


then show result in GV  GW

then put together pair and tri in column GY

Repeating what you said originally isn't going to help!

Please try to re-word your question/request.

Thanks.

I think you may be asking to calculate the number of digits of all the values in the range [EY1513:EY1525] & distribute the quantities of digits in the range [GV1514:GV1523] (row 1514 being all the count of numbers in column [EY] that have a single digit, 1515 the quantity that have two digits, 1516; those with three,... up to row 1523 that is the quantity of numeric values that have ten digits).

However,...

Are "01" & "09" one digit, or two digits?
Are you expecting the same outcome in every other block of 13 rows throughout the rest of column [EY]?

Can we use the workbook file attached to the question thread below as a starting point, or has it changed recently?

[ https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29083653/Hide-unhide-3n-tpw.html ]

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thanks for the fast reponse

the file is here  inthis question

...but clarification about your actual question in this thread is not.

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if you have any question
you can ask  

as i understand by now  
you ask

Can we use the workbook file attached to the question thread below as a starting point, or has it changed recently?

i answer the question

any other question
have to be ask for

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like arana ask

my best  explanation is read carefully

then

1-need count each digit
in the  EY Column  (can shrink or grown an needed)


2-then show result in GV  GW

then put together pair and tri in column GY


i show up where  numbers comes from and  where goes

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Are "01" & "09" one digit, or two digits?

they are 2 digit
example  01  is 0 and 1

Are you expecting the same outcome in every other block of 13 rows throughout the rest of column [EY]?

well like i say
data  in the  EY Column  (can shrink or grown as needed)

Martin

That's not what your picture shows.

ok i understand know
but i try to best explain as better  as i can

Martin Great Job

Working as needed !!