Cancel a script by if-statement

[Mr[Pepparkaka]]

Hi!
I'm making a script that copies the value of a cell in Excel and pastes it into anther Excel file. The script ask you in a inputbox how many cells you wish to copy, and then does the work.
But here's the problem.
If i hit "cancel" or the" close (x)" in the inputbox that comes up, the Script still runs.
I tried to put in an if/else, but I cant make it work.
Basically, I only want the script to run if I put a number value, else I want it to exit the script. Can someone guide me in the right direction? Thanks.


Here's my code, a bit simplified.

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Script:																													
F12loop = 10																	

inputbox, count, Cells to copy, How many cells do you want to copy?								
Sleep, 3000								
			
 if (%count% > 0) {													
    sleep, 1500																									
		loop, %F12loop% {											
			send, `t											
			sleep, 100											
				}																								
			}
else {
    send, {ESC}
    }
    
    Escape::ExitApp
			

[swagfag]

read the inputbox docs, theres an example towards the bottom

also dont do this Send, {key} to trigger a hotkey to use a command
instead use the command directly

[gregster]

Also, it should be If (count > 0) {
(https://autohotkey.com/docs/commands/IfExpression.htm)