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Are you talking about adding or subtracting only? Just adding up a column of numbers? You can use MS Word in the table mode to do that. It is easy to use and Word will remember the formula. And of course you can save the result and reuse the file as a future template. ExampleMore exotic calculators: Shareware This is a simple one that you can try for free. If you like it it is priced at USD $14.95 Dwight
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A spreadsheet program ( OOo Calc, MS Excel, Google Spreadsheet) might do the trick. Just doing a running total is usually a trivial formula to enter. Something like =Sum(A1:A100)
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