Sequentially name cells based on date total count

trentdowd

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Hi Guys,


Is there an easy way to sequentially number cells adjacent to a list of dates?

The goal is the come up with a count of how many times a date is listed in the sheet for all the dates in the sheet, so on the November 1st, there could be 16 entries, on the November 2nd there could be 14 and so on. I am not just looking for the total but the actual count in succession order- (this example below was done by flash filling in series "date by date" by eye... but i have then of thousands of dates to accomplish . Is there some kind of method which can automatically flash fill the accurate amount into adjacent cells based on the number on the total amount a date is in the sheet.
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01/11/2019​
2​
01/11/2019​
3​
01/11/2019​
4​
01/11/2019​
5​
01/11/2019​
6​
01/11/2019​
7​
01/11/2019​
8​
01/11/2019​
9​
01/11/2019​
10​
01/11/2019​
11​
01/11/2019​
12​
01/11/2019​
13​
01/11/2019​
14​
01/11/2019​
15​
01/11/2019​
16​
01/11/2019​
1​
02/11/2019​
2​
02/11/2019​
3​
02/11/2019​
4​
02/11/2019​
5​
02/11/2019​
6​
02/11/2019​
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02/11/2019​
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02/11/2019​
9​
02/11/2019​
10​
02/11/2019​
11​
02/11/2019​
12​
02/11/2019​
13​
02/11/2019​
14​
02/11/2019​

Many thanks
 

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Dante Amor
AB
1SequenceDate
2101/01/2019
3201/01/2019
4301/01/2019
5401/01/2019
6501/01/2019
7601/01/2019
8701/01/2019
9801/01/2019
10901/01/2019
111001/01/2019
121101/01/2019
131201/01/2019
141301/01/2019
151401/01/2019
161501/01/2019
171601/01/2019
18102/11/2019
19202/11/2019
20302/11/2019
21402/11/2019
22502/11/2019
23602/11/2019
24702/11/2019
25802/11/2019
26902/11/2019
271002/11/2019
281102/11/2019
291202/11/2019
301302/11/2019
311402/11/2019
Hoja6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A2:A31A2=COUNTIF($B$2:B2,B2)
 
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Try this
Dante Amor
AB
1SequenceDate
2101/01/2019
3201/01/2019
4301/01/2019
5401/01/2019
6501/01/2019
7601/01/2019
8701/01/2019
9801/01/2019
10901/01/2019
111001/01/2019
121101/01/2019
131201/01/2019
141301/01/2019
151401/01/2019
161501/01/2019
171601/01/2019
18102/11/2019
19202/11/2019
20302/11/2019
21402/11/2019
22502/11/2019
23602/11/2019
24702/11/2019
25802/11/2019
26902/11/2019
271002/11/2019
281102/11/2019
291202/11/2019
301302/11/2019
311402/11/2019
Hoja6
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A2:A31A2=COUNTIF($B$2:B2,B2)
Thanks very much, I will start to now look into Count functions.. very handy!
 
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I'm glad to help you. Thanks for the feedback.
 
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Hi guys - just to report I finally got this working for all the cells in my sheet! Formatting errors for the date and time through it off at the start AND out of about 60K cells there's around 50 cells that have thrown up #VALUE errors but I can sure live with that and plan of debugging it in the future. Thanks for all your help!
 
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