Getting the max count of unique values

Natit

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Joined
Jan 22, 2012
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58
Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Hi there,
In column A I got all the unique values using =UNIQUE('data1'!A:A)
Then in column B I got the number of total appearance for each unique value using =COUNTIF('data1'!A:A,a2) that I dragged down
And then I got the highest result that I got in the countif formula using =MAX(b2:b100)
Is it a way to do it all in one formula?
TIA
Nati
 

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Excel Formula:
=LET(data,data1!A:A,MAX(COUNTIF(data,UNIQUE(data))))
 
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Excel Formula:
=MAX(COUNTIF('data1'!A:A,UNIQUE('data1'!A:A)))
 
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