Count Conditionally Formatted Colour in Table

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Office Version
  1. 365
Platform
  1. Windows
Is there any way to create a function in VBA that will count all red coloured cells in a Table?

My table, named Input has 11 columns and starts at cell A6 (A6 being the first column header). See attached screenshot.

Above columns, ID / Date of Birth / Delivery mechanism / Review reason / Significant event / Outcome, I would like a count of all the conditionally formatted red cells.

Not sure if it is important, but according to the More Colours section when choosing a colour within the Format.., Red : 255 / Green : 0 / Blue : 0 and the Hex code is #FF0000.

The purpose is to highlight and count the number of missing data.

Thank you in advance!
 

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