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What is the difference between character count and word count?


Asked by Octavia Howe on Dec 01, 2021 FAQ



Answer Wiki. The difference between character count and word count is as simple as follows. Each letter like h,0,w,a,r,e,y,o,u are considered as characters and even including spaces also can be considered as characters and things like “how, are, you are considered as words which are 3 in this case.
Next,
How to count specific words in a cell. To count how many times a certain word, text, or substring appears in a cell, use the following formula: =(LEN(cell)-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(cell, word,"")))/LEN(word) For example, let's calculate the number of "moon" occurrences in cell A2:
One may also ask, How to count all characters in a range. When it comes to counting a total number of characters in several cells, an immediate solution that comes to mind is to get the character count for each cell, and then add up those numbers: =LEN(A2)+LEN(A3)+LEN(A4) Or. =SUM(LEN(A2),LEN(A3),LEN(A4)) The above formulas might work fine for a small range.
In fact,
Character count is a letter count tool. It helps you to calculate the number of characters, letters, words, lines, and paragraphs in your text content. It mostly uses to write effective text with character limit restriction in social media like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Snapchat.
Moreover,
The Count loves counting so much that he often will count anything and everything regardless of size or amount, to the point of annoying other characters. In Episode 0746 (Season 6, 1975) for example, he hired Ernie to answer his telephone so that he wouldn't be bothered while looking for things to count.