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Default CAN I MODIFY DATA ENTERED INTO A CELL

I have an Excel spreadsheet that works as a service report. Several of the
cells represent costs(i.e. Hotel, Rental Car, etc.). I have installed a
checkbox that can be checked if a customer meets certain criteria. If
checked, it adds and then discounts a range of cells by 10%. Easy enough. I
have had some requests by customers to reflect the discount on a per cell
basis, so if service rep enters:
Hotel $100.00
when the checkbox is checked the same cell changes to reflect the discount:
Hotel $ 90.00
The IF statement is simple enough, but the formula gets overwritten the
minute the user enters the amount of the expense, so.....
Can I modify the data entered without creating a circular reference?, or..
Can I attach a formula to a cell that cannot be overwritten by user input?
( basically, a hidden formula)

Thanks to all,
Tim
 
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