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Basically, if you omit the $ symbol in the formula, the cell references will change when you copy it down. As coded, copying gives:
{=SUM(IF(C3=C$1:C$500,1,))} {=SUM(IF(C4=C$1:C$500,1,))} {=SUM(IF(C5=C$1:C$500,1,))} and so on. Without the $ you'd get: {=SUM(IF(C3=C1:C500,1,))} {=SUM(IF(C4=C2:C501,1,))} {=SUM(IF(C5=C3:C502,1,))} and this would compromise the formula's validity for what you're trying to achieve.
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