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Specify a Worksheet Name when Linking FRx to Excel

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Some syntax for pulling data from Excel into FRx

This is the syntax for specifying a specific worksheet (tab) name in an Excel workbook:

c:\frxtrain\io_data\[tutorial.xls]corp

But note that you’ll probably use universal pathing in which the server name is specified:
\\servernameyadayada in place of the local c drive!

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