count/sum of numbers between specific range for 2 different values

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Hi All,

So my question is how to show how many numbers fall into a specific range between 2 different numbers:

KWC 21 days wersja dobra.xls
BCDEF
5Start numberEnd Number22-3031-4546+
62429500
733430100
848680020
94344010
10275641510
11275731511
Sheet1


The yellow part of the table i have calculated manually and entered the numbers need to come up with a count/sum formula to calculate how many numbers fall into specific range depending on Start/End Date

So if start number is 27 - end number is 56
That means 27,28,29,...,54,55,56
-> so for the 22-30 range we have - 27,28,29,30 = sum of 4
-> for the 31-45 range we have 31,32,33,...,44,45 = sum of 15
-> for the 46+ range we have 46,47,...,54,55 = sum of 10

What formula to use?
 

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The yellow part of the table i have calculated manually
Have you done it correctly? For example in row 6 the numbers are this aren'y they?
24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
If so it looks like 6 of them fit in the 22-30 range, not 5?

.. and surely cells D10 and D11 should be the same as each other since both sets of numbers start at 27 and go beyond 30?

Could you make use of something like this?

22 07 28.xlsm
ABCDE
3223146
430451000
5Start numberEnd Number22-3031-4546+
62429600
733430110
848680021
94344020
10275641511
11275741512
Count in Range
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C6:E11C6=MAX(MIN($B6,C$4)-MAX($A6,C$3)+1,0)
 
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