VBA Count maximum occurance of a value in a row

pratheekp

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I need to write a macro that searches a specified column and counts all the cells that contain a specified string, such as character "p" and character "q" then associate this in another column specifying how many occurrence of "p" and how many occurrence of "q" in a different column.
Have attached a sample screen shot of the same.
Does anyone have any ideas?

https://imgur.com/8wa1u4w

The total column indicates the character which has occurred maximum number of times in pair1,pair2,pair3 and pair4

Thank you in advance.
 

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Instead of a Macro could you use the COUNTIF feature for your columns and than total them in your final column?
 
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