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Default Cell color index formula reference instead of =counta

I'm not sure if this can be done without using vb but heres the question. I
have a spreadsheet with two tabs. The first tab is a breakdown of completed
work at various stages with color coding that corresponds to the stages. The
second tab is just a list of the sections along with the number of times
tasks have been completed on the sections. I currently use the =counta
function to give me totals to the number of times completed but this causes
an issue because sometimes the section isn't completed but it doesn't
distinguish starting points/notes from completion dates. Is it possible to
have this second tab have the same information/counts but give me a number
based off the cell interior color vs. counting cells with txt in it which
isn't always 100% accurate. I apologize if this doesn't make sense but I'm
not the greatest at explaining things.
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