VBA to count "Unread Emails" & "Read emails" Seperately in Outlook for shared mailbox

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I am a fresher in VBA, i request anyone to help me with the VBA for Outlook to Count the number of Unread emails & Read emails, date wise Seperately and give the output in excel. Your help will be highly appreciated.:)
 
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