Occurrences of numbers in date range

jarhead58

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I'm using Excel 2021. I'm trying to figure out how many occurrences of numbers in column G within a date range in column A of this year and entering the number in R44 with the highest occurrences. Then enter the number occurrences in S44. I would think VBA would be the way to do it but can't seem to figure out the correct way to do it. TIA
 

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would that not be a counifs()
the number you want to count in R44 and the result in S44

so in S44

=COUNTIFS(G:G, R44, A:A,">="&date_start, A:A,"<="&date_end )
 
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I get nothing in R44 and "0" in S44
This is what I have in S44; =COUNTIFS(G:G, R44, A:A,">="&1/1/2024, A:A,"<="&12/31/2024)
 
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i must have misunderstood what you are after
would not expect anything in R44 - as i said
the number you want to count in R44
perhaps - some more details and expected results

Therefore -

A good sample workbook has just 10-20 rows of representative data that has been desensitised. The sample layout accurately matches that of your real data. It also has expected results mocked up, worked examples where required, relevant cells highlighted and a few explanatory notes.

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I actually do have that. Haven't used it in awhile. I'll post it here in a minute.
 
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Here's what I have and expect in R44 and S44. Disregard the conditional format in G40.

powerball_newcard 10623.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRS
14/22/202423
24/22/20241
34/20/202423
44/20/202425
54/17/20247
64/17/20242
74/15/202417
84/15/202423
94/13/202426
104/13/202410
114/10/20242
124/10/202415
134/8/202414
144/8/202423
154/6/202414
164/6/20249
174/3/202413
184/3/202415
194/1/202412
204/1/202423
213/30/202416
223/30/202423
233/27/202423
243/27/20248
253/25/20244
263/25/202423
273/23/202411
283/23/20243
293/20/202424
303/20/20249
313/18/202417
323/18/202416
333/16/202412
343/16/20245
353/13/20245
363/13/20244
373/11/202412
383/11/20245
393/9/202420
403/9/202416
413/6/202416
423/6/202410
433/4/20244NUMOCC
443/4/2024262310
453/2/202410
463/2/202412
472/28/20247
482/28/20246
492/26/20248
502/26/202416
512/24/202417
522/24/20243
532/21/202411
542/21/202414
552/19/202414
562/19/202417
572/17/202418
582/17/202421
592/14/202417
602/14/202418
612/12/20242
622/12/202414
632/10/202415
642/10/20248
652/7/202423
662/7/202417
672/5/202420
682/5/20249
692/3/202413
702/3/202419
711/31/202425
721/31/202414
731/29/202416
741/29/20244
751/27/202416
761/27/202421
771/24/202418
781/24/20248
791/22/202413
801/22/202421
811/20/202413
821/20/202410
831/17/202425
841/17/20242
851/16/202417
861/16/20244
871/13/202417
881/13/202415
891/10/202419
901/10/202411
911/8/202417
921/8/20242
931/6/202422
941/6/202413
951/3/202423
961/3/20248
971/1/20242
981/1/2024
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
R44R44=MODE(G2:G98)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
G40Expression=COUNTIFS($B$41:$B$529,$B40,$C$41:$C$529,$C40,$D$41:$D$529,$D40,$E$41:$E$529,$E40,$F$41:$F$529,$F40,$G$41:$G$529,$G40)>1textNO
 
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so you have 23 in column G 10 times
is that the answer you need

23 entered in R44 and the result in S44

=COUNTIF(G:G,23)
OR
as you have MOD in R44 to find the highest frequency then
=COUNTIF(G:G,R44)


OR what ?

what happened to the date ?
 
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so you have 23 in column G 10 times
is that the answer you need

23 entered in R44 and the result in S44

=COUNTIF(G:G,23)

OR what ?

what happened to the date ?
I just use the dates in A:A for the present year as my range for the R44 and S44, I don't actually display them. Sorry for the confusion.
 
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