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Creates and manages Source Objects that connect to Microsoft Excel workbook files.

Source Objects panel button toolbar. Part of the ETL page.

Add Source: New Microsoft Excel connection.

Properties: Maintain Microsoft Excel connection.

Refresh: Update source Excel workbook metadata.

Where to Find in ETL+

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  • Alias: The name for the source object shown on the Source Objects panel. Unless customized the name will be automatically populated from the File Path.

  • File Path: Full file reference to the Microsoft Excel workbook file.
    To connect to files on a network see also Source driver File Path for Network Files.

  • Browse: File browser window.

  • Back. Leave the page without saving or attempting to connect.

  • Connect. Connect to the Excel workbook.

    • Same function as Refresh.

  • Save. Save the configuration without attempting to connect.

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  • Connecting to Excel files with mapped drives. Problems have been reported when running ETL+ from the Agent.


How to Add Microsoft Excel Connections

  1. Open the ETL+ Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) Page for the ETL+ entity to edit.

  2. Select Add Source > MS Excel.

For more see the Microsoft Excel Page section above or ETL+ for MS Excel

How to Maintain Microsoft Excel Connections

  1. Open the ETL+ Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) Page for the ETL+ entity to edit.

  2. Select a Microsoft Excel based Source Object on the Source Objects panel.

  3. Select Properties > MS Excel.

For more see the Microsoft Excel Page section above or or ETL+ for MS Excel.


Related Pages

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Position in the ETL+ Interface

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Source Objects panel button toolbar