One way:
Assume the concatenation is in C1:
="There are " & LEN(SUBSTITUTE(C1," ","")) & " characters and " &
LEN(C1)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(C1," ","")) & " spaces."
In article <(E-Mail Removed)>,
(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> For example, if cell A1="Dogs bark in the night." and B1="But cats are
> quiet.", and if I wanted the two to string I would use the formula:
>
> =A1&" "&A2
>
> This would give the the short paragraph: Dogs bark in the night. But
> cats are quiet. What I need to do is count the characters in the
> statement, along with spaces if possible. In this case, there are 34
> characters and 9 spaces if 2 are counted between the sentences. I'm
> hoping to find a formula that will do the count automatically. Thanks.
>
> Michael