calculating how many days to pay for stock within single month based on stock age

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So this might seem complicated from the topic name - but i think it's rather simple and i'm just stuck on this one

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The green part is what it should look like and grey is empty of any formulas

We have a stock in row 5 - the stock is 44 days old -> the stock left the depo on 2nd day of the month which means that there is a 1 day payment for this month.
The way this works -> first 21 days are FOC(Free of charge) and after that there are ranges of stock age for which they pay

So if the stock was 44 Days old at the moment it left depo - they pay according to column W = the stock was between 31-45 days old
And if the stock was 32 days old (line 12) and there is 12 days to pay - 8 days fall into 22-30 days and 4 days fall into 31-45 days

How can i calculate that automatically that the stock age falls into the right categories?
 

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Here is a better example using Xl2bb

KWC 21 days wersja dobra.xls
ABCDEFGHIJK
1Day of produtionFirst day of month OR the first day the product reached 21 daysLast day of month OR the day customer picked upDays that need to be paid forThis needs to show the amount of days that the stock spent in these buckets - based on calculated storage time
2Invoiced Customer CodeInvoiced CustomerStart of StorageStart of CalculationEnd of CalculationCalculated Storage TimeStockAge0-21 days Free Of Charge22-30 days31-45 days46+ days
3
4
5110014.19.20226.1.20226.2.20221440010
6210023.6.20226.1.20226.30.20223011600030
7310034.7.20226.1.20226.7.20226610006
8310035.29.20226.19.20226.30.202212320290
9310034.16.20226.1.20226.10.20229550009
10310034.17.20226.1.20226.17.20221661
11310034.11.20226.1.20226.6.2022556
12310034.11.20226.1.20226.10.2022960
13310034.11.20226.1.20226.9.2022859
14310034.11.20226.1.20226.10.2022960
15310034.11.20226.1.20226.6.2022556
16310034.11.20226.1.20226.9.2022859
17310034.13.20226.1.20226.10.2022958
18310034.14.20226.1.20226.17.20221664
19310034.18.20226.1.20226.17.20221660
20310034.14.20226.1.20226.17.20221664
21310034.15.20226.1.20226.10.2022956
22310034.22.20226.1.20226.17.20221656
23310034.22.20226.1.20226.17.20221656
24310034.15.20226.1.20226.10.2022956
test sheet
 
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