Show remaining and received monthly figures, based on dates?

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Part 1

I have a total yearly salary figure in cell C4, and I wish to have a remaining salary figure in cell C10, always based on today's date.
Salary is paid on the last day of the month, with the first payment having made on April 30th and the last one being due on March 31st 2024. Therefore, at present, this remaining salary figure should show total minus 1 month as there has been 1 out of the 12 payments. What formula can I use for this?


Part 2

Linking to Part 1 above, I also wish to have a Received to Date Salary figure in cell E3 which I would like to automatically update based on the current date. e.g. say the monthly salary is 2000, as there has only been 1 payment so far, it should show 2000, but in another month's time, it will show 4000, and so on.


Thanks in advance
 

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Book3
ABCDEFGHI
1
2Received to Date Salary
32000
4
5
6
7
8
9Remaining Salary as on TodayFirst PaymentLast Payment
10220004/30/20233/31/2024
1122000
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
2424000
25
26
27
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E3E3=C24-C10
C10C10=C24/DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")*(DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")-(MONTH(TODAY())-MONTH(F10)))
C11C11=C24/DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")*(DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")-(DATEDIF(EOMONTH(F10,-1),TODAY(),"m")))
 
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Solution
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Book3
ABCDEFGHI
1
2Received to Date Salary
32000
4
5
6
7
8
9Remaining Salary as on TodayFirst PaymentLast Payment
10220004/30/20233/31/2024
1122000
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
2424000
25
26
27
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E3E3=C24-C10
C10C10=C24/DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")*(DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")-(MONTH(TODAY())-MONTH(F10)))
C11C11=C24/DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")*(DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")-(DATEDIF(EOMONTH(F10,-1),TODAY(),"m")))

Amazing, thanks so much!
Are you able to explain how the C10 and C11 formula's work so I know for future, and also the difference between them? They produce the same result, so is it just a different way of achieving it?
Thanks again.
 
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You're welcome.
they are just different way of achieving it.

The difference between them is just last part

=C24/DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")*(DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")-(MONTH(TODAY())-MONTH(F10)))

=C24/DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")*(DATEDIF(F10,EOMONTH(G10,1),"m")-(DATEDIF(EOMONTH(F10,-1),TODAY(),"m")))

We have used below formulas together to achieve the result

DATEDIF
EOMONTH
MONTH
TODAY

You can do a google search for each formula, so you will have better idea for each one.
 
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