Formula to subtract pay periods each payday

Robert Wyatt

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Office Version
  1. 2019
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  1. Windows
I'm retired and have to watch my yearly income due to I can't go over 21,240.00 a year or they will take 3.00 dollars for every dollar I'm over from my social security check. Is there a formula in Excel that I can use that will subtract pay periods from the remainder of periods to go? I get paid bi-weekly that is 26 pay periods for the year. Right now I have it fixed up as if I was doing payroll year to date. but not sure it will be the same. I need it to subtract each pay period from 21,240.00 so I can keep track of how much I have left before going over the yearly limit.
 

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