Assuming A16 and B16 are valid dates, and column I is valid dates, that is a typical way to get your count.
You can make it more efficient if you limit the size of the range you check (instead of checking the entirety of column I).
Also, Excel does not like slanted double-quote marks like: ”
It wants ones that look like this: "
Thanks for prompt response and sanity check. Date Value was not properly set. Used formula below to set date values in date column. All works great at this point.
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