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Default Getting 0 to not equal False


Hi,
I have a macro that is supposed to prompt for some data. If the use
hits cancel, I would like the macro to end. However, if the use
inputs 0 (the default), I need the macro to continue running.
Unfortunately, right now the macro is ending if you hit cancel, o
input 0 and hit OK. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks.

My code:
Dim Depreciation
Depreciation = Application.InputBox(prompt:="Depreciation?"
Default:=Range("p5"), Type:=1)
If Depreciation = False Then
End
Else
Range("P5").Select
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
Depreciation
End I

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