Excel/Google Sheets COUNTIFS formula to count rows, but with a substring in the Range.

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Hello all. I'm having a problem doing a simple COUNTIFS formula. I have to automate a spreadsheet that counts rows if it has the corresponding city, but only if the date is the date from another cell. Lemme post the table bellow:

Book1
ABCDE
1DatestampLocationCurrentDateCityCount
221/07/2024 16:30London21/07/2024London0
321/07/2024 17:53ParisParis0
423/07/2024 19:53BarcelonaNew York0
5Mexico City0
6Barcelona0
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E2:E6E2=COUNTIFS(B:B,D2,A:A,"*" & $C$2 & "*")


The first 2 columns are the result of a Google Forms, to count the birth city of people attending a meeting. And I want to consolidate all people that attended said meeting in the last 2 columns, by city. Also, I want to only count given a certain day, so that I could change it on the go to see which people were present in any day of the results. I don't want to create another column with a substring or such, to avoid confusion.

So, basically, I would need, in this mock example, London and Paris to be at 1. If I change the date from "C2" to "23/07/2024", only Barcelona would count to 1. I thought about using something like "LEFT(A:A; 10)" to extract a substring from the Datestamp, so that it would match the date from C2, but it didn't work. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.
 

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