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hello, and thank you for taking the time to read my question, i'll try to be
concise but i'm so new to using the program that i'm not sure of exactly how
to ask or what language to use.

I'm putting together an annual rent report for the shared house i live in,
due to varying room sizes there are two rent brackets (60/week for small
rooms, 70/week for large) we also have one resident paying a third amount as
part of an arrangement we have where he is doing some work for us.

what i would like to be able to do is represent each rent bracket with a
letter (eg "A" for small rooms, "B" for large and "S" for special
arangments) and by inputting that letter in to a cell i would like another
cell to be populated with the total amount they owe in rent per year (or to
be left blank in the case of the special arrangement)

would this be possible and if so, how would i go about it?

thank you again for your time and any help will be greatly appreciated 



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