Paul, did you try this? I see that my Siri dictation was not the best so I have edited it below.
Building on what Don posted above, you can have a relationship where a table is loaded up with all the days for the next 10 years or so. Make a relationship back to ticket with a formula date field equal to your date field.
Note that it may not let you use the [Date Created] field as a basis for the formula for the date so you may need an automation or a form rule to populate the date field with today. Or i guess just a date field which defauts to Today would be good enough.
You can then have a summary field to total the number of tickets for that day look that up down to the ticket and then create a snapshot value to freeze the value. That Snapchat field will then be sequential for each day.
So Ticket #1 for a given day will get a snapshot value of 1
So Ticket #2 for a given day will get a snapshot value of 2
So Ticket #3 for a given day will get a snapshot value of 3
Here is some help on setting up snapshot fields.
https://help.quickbase.com/user-assistance/setting_up_snapshot_fields.html
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