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So I've never done formulas before & I want to try it out.
I need the total amount for the job somewhere in the sheet (would it go at the top?) & then I add in all the expenses added (assume it's one expense per line), & then as they are added, a sub total will insert like they do in some banks for online banking. 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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Enter amounts in column C or D as from row 5 and downwards.
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