Quick answer, yes. The exception is being thrown because of this
"c:\\temp\my_excel.xls" contains a single backslash. Either add @ to the
beginning of the string or escape the second backslash:
"c:\\temp\\my_excel.xls".
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HTH
Kyril Magnos
| example Datasource = c:\\temp\my_excel.xls - the reason I ask is because
I got an unrecognized escape sequence
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| "AMALORPAVANATHAN YAGULASAMY(AMAL)" wrote:
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| > Can you explain?
| >
| > Regards,
| > Amal
| >
| > "freddy" wrote:
| >
| > > In my Datasource can I use an underscore?
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