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-    	<h3>Example 2 - Schema with Excel Header Line</h3>
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-    	<p>
-    		When  data consists of a header line whose columns are indicative of all the datatypes of those columns in the rest of the Excel spreadsheet, the reader provides
-    		a couple of different properties for configuring how to handle these column names. The
-    		"Schema Access Strategy" property as well as the associated properties ("Schema Registry," "Schema Text," and
-    		"Schema Name" properties) can be used to specify how to obtain the schema. If the "Schema Access Strategy" is set
-    		to "Use Fields From Header" then the header line of the first chosen Excel sheet will be used to determine the schema. Otherwise,
-    		a schema will be referenced elsewhere and the column names specified in those schemas will be used instead of the cell numbers.
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