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Default Formatting a cell in Excel, using pure VB code

Hi all,

I have a problem with excel cell formatting.
One of the columns should contain phone numbers (a number that starts with
zero ... sometimes)
The VB program puts a phone number lets say - "03555555"
When I open the file from Excel - I see the number without the zero.
I saw that the format of the cell is "General" however I think I should set
the format of the cell to "Text"
I tried several code lines but none helped
Like:
xlsSheet.Cells(1 + I, 3).NumberFormat="Text" - This did not work
xlsSheet.Cells(1 + I, 3)=Chr$(34) & sPhoneNumber & Chr$(34) - With this ,
the cells contained ""
xlsSheet.Cells(1 + I, 3).NumberFormat="00000000" - In this case, when I put
numbers shorter than the number of 0 , example - "031234", the cell
contained "00031234"


Please someone show me the right way ...

Thank you
Frustrated Guy