SUM on specific dates

Miron

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I have a list of items. Each item got a date range and a sum amount.
Created a list of dates and trying to sum all items on specific dates.
I know its supposed to be simple but the solution evades me.

Sum Dates.xlsx
BCDEFGHIJKL
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3AssetStartEndTotal PeriodPayment each monthInterestsStart PeriodEnd Period% Year% Month
4Office01/10/202001/11/2020163,500.00Monthly 01/10/202030/09/20243.56%0.29%
5Office01/11/202001/10/20211165,000.00
6Office01/10/202101/10/20221270,000.00
7Office01/10/202201/10/20231275,000.00Earliest01/10/2020
8Office01/10/202301/10/20241277,500.00Latest01/10/2024
9Parking01/10/202001/10/2024487,920.00Length Months48
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11
12
13DateSum per monthManual calculation :(
1401/10/202071,420Numbers I trying to calculate with formula and not manualy=F4+F9
1501/11/202072,920Numbers I trying to calculate with formula and not manualy=F5+F9
1601/12/2020
1701/01/2021
1801/02/2021
1901/03/2021
2001/04/2021
2101/05/2021
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L4L4=(1+[@[% Year]])^(1/12)-1
E4:E9E4=ROUNDDOWN((D4-C4)/30,0)
I7I7=MIN(Table1[Start],Table1[End])
I8I8=MAX(Table1[Start],Table1[End])
I9I9=ROUNDDOWN((I8-I7)/30,0)
B14:B61B14=EOMONTH(I7,SEQUENCE(I9)-2)+1
C14C14=F4+F9
C15C15=F5+F9
G14:G15G14=FORMULATEXT(C14)
Dynamic array formulas.
 

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This is what you have asked for but I have my suspicions that it may not be exactly what you need.

The End column in Table1 is a bit misleading, based on your manual calculations it appears that the actual end date is the day before the one shown. I've allowed for this in the formula but there may be occasions when it is not correct.

Excel Formula:
=SUMIFS(Table1[Payment each month],Table1[Start],"<="&B14#,Table1[End],">"&B14#)
 
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I suggest that you update your Account details (or click your user name at the top right of the forum) so helpers always know what Excel version(s) & platform(s) you are using as the best solution often varies by version. (Don’t forget to scroll down & ‘Save’)

For cell C14 try
Excel Formula:
SUMIFS(Table1[Payment each month],Table1[Start],"<="&B14,Table1[End],">"&B14)
 
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