void setCell(int row, int col, string s, string rtfString, int headingInfo)
{
	//Debug
	print "L \n"
	print "setCell, #col: " col "\n"
	
    closeIfNonNull objCell
    

    clear(args)
    put(args, (intToCol col) row (NLS_("")))
    checkRes(oleGet(objSheet, cMethodRange, args, objCell))

    if (null objCell)
    {
        ack getExtMsg("String_Unable_to_get_cell_object",NLSTEMP_("Unable to get cell object"))
        halt
    }

    // Excel considers a string starting with the following characters:-
    // An equal character (=), a plus character (+), a minus character (-) or the (@) character
    // to be the start of an excel formula, hence it throws an error "OLE method failed".
    // To avoid this we append "'" before the string.

    // Also, "numbers-numbers" or "numbers-numbers-numbers" (Eg: 14-3, 14-10-17) will be intrepreted as "Date" in Excel.
    // So we append "'" before those strings also.

    if( s[0:0] == (NLS_("=")) || s[0:0] == (NLS_("+")) || s[0:0] == (NLS_("-")) || s[0:0] == (NLS_("@")) || dateCheck s )
    {
        s = (NLS_("'")) s
    }

    // first set the cell with plain text
    checkRes(olePut(objCell, cPropertyValue, s))	//In this line string in string s will be written in
    
    // now apply the RTF formatting in case the passed-in rtfString is non-NULL AND the user
    // has chosen to export the rich text formatting.
    if(rtfString != (NLS_("")) && preserveRichTextFormatting)
    {
        applyRTFFormattingToExportedText(rtfString, headingInfo)
    }
    
    //Debug
	print "LL \n"
}