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below zero macro problem

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    anon125
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    below zero macro problem

    this macro works
    Sub goalSeekSample()
    Dim seekValue As Double
    Dim changeCell As Range
    Inflation = Range("O7").Value
    seekValue = InputBox("What's the value to seek?")
    For Each changeCell In Range("N18:N32").Cells
    changeCell.GoalSeek Goal:=seekValue, _
    ChangingCell:=changeCell.Offset(0, -4)
    seekValue = seekValue + (seekValue * Inflation)
    Next changeCell
    End Sub

    but i don't want the ChangeCell to go below zero.
    how do i amend this ? (without crashing of course!)
    thanks

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