Basic Formula using Addition

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Hi all,

I'm new to the forum.

So I've never done formulas before & I want to create one.


I need the total amount on the sheet (would it go at the top?) & then I will add the expenses in the rows (I assume it's one expense per line), & then as they are added, they subtract from the total & then there's a running sub total. Like some banks do.


Example -


$500


Expense 1 - $50
Sub Total - $450


Expense 2 - $50


Sub Total - $400


And so on.


I'm not really sure how it should look. I don't want it to look cheap.


Thanks
 

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