Parashat Vayaqhel-P'kudei

Vayaqhel, P'kudei, combined
22nd and 23rd of the Torah's 54 sedras
10th and 11th of Sh'mot's 11 sedras
Lines in a Sefer Torah - 211.17, 158.67, 369.83
Parshiyot - 13 (7 open & 6 closed), 20 (6 open & 14 closed), 33 (13 open & 20 closed)
P'sukim - 122, 92, 214
rank - 17th*, 40th, **
Words - 1558, 1182, 2740
rank - 24th, 42nd, **
Letters - 6181, 4432, 10613
rank - 21st, 44th, **
MITZVOT, 1, 0, 1

* Tied in number of p'sukim with Va'etchanan and Ki Tavo, but shorter than each of them

** Vayaqhel-P'kudei is the 2nd largest of the 7 pairs of combining sedras. 
Four of the double sedras provide Torah reading for the extra Shabbatot in a 13-month year by separating. (The other 3 doubles have different reasons for their existence.) Vayqhel-P'kudei are read separately in 13-month years and are combined in 12-month years, with the rare exception of the 12-month year-type with Rosh HaShana on Thursday and Pesach on Sunday (and both Cheshvan and Kislev having 30 days), when they are read separately. Vayaqhel-P'kudei are combined almost 60% of years.

More STATS
HaChodesh is Rosh Chodesh Nisan 28% of the time. It is Erev Rosh Chodesh (as it is this year) only 11.5% of the time. Rosh Chodesh Nissan is the following Thursday 28.5% of the time, and Rosh Chodesh is the following Tuesday 32% of the time. 

HaChodesh is Vayaqhel-P'kudei 41.8% of the time, just Vayaqhel 18.1% of the time, just P'kudei 3.3% of the time. 16.3% of the time it's Shmini and 20.5% of the time it's Tazria.