Prepaid expenses amortization [automated]

ciugun89

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Good morning all!
I need your help/ assistance. I am working on automated prepaid expenses allocation among of all month the service run through.
To be specific, it is related to software products we manually expense at the end of the month.
Ideally services run from the beginning of the month to the end of the moth, but there are cases when service starts and ends in the middle of the month or just random day in the month, depending when it was aquired.
So far I have the following:

A1
D1
1/1/2022​
2/1/2022​
3/1/2022​
4/1/2022​
5/1/2022​
6/1/2022​
7/1/2022​
8/1/2022​
9/1/2022​
10/1/2022​
11/1/2022​
12/1/2022​
1/1/2023​
2/1/2023​
3/1/2023​
4/1/2023​
5/1/2023​
6/1/2023​
7/1/2023​
1/31/2022​
2/28/2022​
3/31/2022​
4/30/2022​
5/31/2022​
6/30/2022​
7/31/2022​
8/31/2022​
9/30/2022​
10/31/2022​
11/30/2022​
12/31/2022​
1/31/2023​
2/28/2023​
3/31/2023​
4/30/2023​
5/31/2023​
6/30/2023​
7/31/2023​
Date PaidSTARTENDPer Day ChargeCostJanuary 2022February 2022March 2022April 2022May 2022June 2022July 2022August 2022September 2022October 2022November 2022December 2022January 2023February 2023March 2023April 2023May 2023June 2023July 2023
10/17/2022​
02/14/2202/14/23157.0757,330.00-2,356.034,869.124,712.054,869.124,712.054,869.124,869.124,712.054,869.124,712.054,869.124,869.122,198.96-----

The formulas used are as follow:
D5 =E5/(C5-B5) This calculates charge per day by taking total cost and dividing it by total days the prepaid runs through
F5:Y5 =MAX(MIN($C$5,G3)-MAX($B$5,G2)+1,0)*$D5 This calculates how many days the prepaid runs through given month and multiplies it by the amount in the D5 which is per day charge

THE CHALLANGE:
I like to have in the formula a date paid in the consideration. in the example above the date paid falls in October, therefore my prorating should start there and the amount in the October should be total of the all periods from before October and October including ($40,837.81), and after October run as it is.

Is there any kind soul to help me tweak the formula a little to solve the challenge?

Thank you,
 

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