[mso] Help with formulas

Hi all,
This may be a simple and often asked question, if it is please bare with 
me. What I am trying to do and don't know how, without editing the 
formula in each row is to keep a running total in Excel.

Deposit, Withdraw, and Total. Obviously the column with the total is 
where my formula is, the following is what I am using.

=SUM(A2,-B2)  for my first row
=SUM(C2,A3,-B3)  for my next row, and so on; now my problem is I am 
copying the second formula and editing it in the next row, and next and 
so on. The answer comes out the way I want, but what I am hoping is that 
some one knows of a way so I don't have to do all of that copying and 
editing, it is slow and tedious. What I am using is Office 2007 
non-commercial version and I am saving in the compatible mode because I 
have a couple of PDA's that won't handle the "xlsx" extension. Thanks in 
advance.

Dave (N8PU)
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