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Old 11-05-2023, 12:31 AM
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I don't have Excel available, but I'd used Defined Tables, and SUMIFS(), for this. On fly e.g.:

Define your table on sheet Mortgage as tMortgage. Let's assume the headers of Table columns are Date (column B), Mortgage (column C), and Budget (column F);
Add 2 columns as rightmost one to your table, with headers e.g. Year and Month;
Into any cell in Year and Month columns, enter the formulas
Code:
= YEAR([@Date])
= MONTH([@Date])
(Both columns will be filled with year and month numbers for matching Date in same row);

Now, in cell on any sheet you your formula, enter it like
Code:
=IF(SUMIFS(tMortgage[Budget], tMortgage[Year],2023,tMortgage[Month],1)=0,"", MIN($C$27-SUMIFS(tMortgage[Budget], tMortgage[Year],2023,tMortgage[Month],1),0))
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