Sum based on Dates in a Matrix table

pdvsa

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Hello Experts,

I need a formula that will sum values based on a the dates of expected monthly dollar increases or decreases contained in a table for a matrix of companies.

I have the following formula but it fails when there are many dates and only works if there are only a few dates.
=$G2+SUMIFS($C$2:$C$9,$B$2:$B$9,"<="&H$1,$A$2:$A$9,$F2)

Basically, I have an initial amount of $XX for example for companyA and this amount is expected to increase by $XX on a certain date and decrease by $XX on a certain date according to the table on the left. My table should populate based on these expected increases/decreases. It is probably much easier to see the file than to explain (but I cant upload a file I believe. The Xl2BB doesnt work on this computer either. I hope the below appears correctly.

Initial Amount:
Date FromAmendment
4/1/2021​
5/1/2021​
6/1/2021​
7/1/2021​
8/1/2021​
9/1/2021​
10/1/2021​
11/1/2021​
12/1/2021​
Bank of America NA
5/10/2021​
$1,000​
Bank of America NA$ 1,000$ 1,000
-1000​
1000​
1000​
1000​
1000​
2000​
1000​
Bank of America NA
6/1/2021​
($3,000)​
General Electric$ 8,000
6000​
6000​
6000​
6000​
6000​
6000​
9000​
9000​
Bank of America NA
7/1/2021​
$2,000​
BOEM$ 2,000
2000​
2000​
2000​
4000​
4000​
4000​
4000​
4000​
Bank of America NA
10/3/2021​
$1,000​
*Bank of America is not correct but the others are
Bank of America NA
11/21/2021​
($1,000)​
General Electric
5/1/2021​
($2,000)​
Manually input (this is what I need):
General Electric
11/1/2021​
$3,000​
4/1/2021​
5/1/2021​
6/1/2021​
7/1/2021​
8/1/2021​
9/1/2021​
10/1/2021​
11/1/2021​
12/1/2021​
BOEM
8/1/2021​
$2,000​
Bank of America NA$ 1,000
1000​
-2000​
0​
0​
0​
0​
1000​
-1000​
General Electric$ 8,000
6000​
6000​
6000​
6000​
6000​
6000​
9000​
9000​
BOEM$ 2,000
2000​
2000​
2000​
0​
0​
0​
0​
0​
I added dates w amounts to bank of america and it buggers up the summing.
 

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My sum for Bank of America was not correct actually. I noticed an error in my math. The original formula might work but if someone could confirm I would be greatful or maybe another approach.
 
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Sorry never mind. The problem I had is that my production file and the dumby data posted in this post had different date formats and was throwing off the summing. Example: in production file the dates were formatted as May - 21 and in the pasted data above its a specific date.
 
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