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Default Help with what is wrong with code

If you see this question posted twice then my apologies. Something went wrong
before and I can't see it on the forum.
I will appreciate help with the following to tell me what I am doing wrong.

I have these lines of code which work fine:-
Dim c
Dim inputRnge As Range

Set inputRnge = Sheets("Input Data").Range("A:A")
For Each c In inputRnge
If c.Value = 0 Then Exit For
'further code here

However I want to be able to set inputRnge based on the numeric value of the
column which I believe should be like this:

Set inputRnge = Sheets("Input Data").Columns(1)
inputRnge.Select 'This line for testing inputRnge and it works

For Each c In inputRnge
If c.Value = 0 Then Exit For
'further code here

The second lot of code fails on the line If c.Value = 0 Then Exit For with
the error message:
Runtime error 13 Type mismatch.

Note that the only difference between the two lots of code is the set
inputRnge and I have tested the inputRnge with the select which appears to
work so what is wrong with it?

All help greatly appreciated.

Regards,

OssieMac
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