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There are two adapters for reading Excel data, Excel (via ODBC) and Excel (via direct retreival). I'm going to guess that you are using the latter.
Open the synoynm in the synonym editor, right click on its name and select properties. There you will see under General an attibute called DATASET that should have the location and name of your workbook.
If this is a one time change you can change the name to another workbook that has the same layout and save the synonym.
If you want to change the workbook dynamically you can right click on DATASET and select Paramertize value. That will replace the value with a global variable name. Save the synonym
Open your data flow and click on the process flow tab. Add a Set variables object between Start and Data Flow and connect it. Now you can set the value for the variable as needed.
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