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Hi @AdamGill1965 ,
Short answer: No, I assume you have some sort of form in Excel which you would like to populate, but that can't be done with Power Apps.
Longer answer:
In PowerApps, Excel TABLES can be used as a data source which are stored in Excel Files. When making changes to your Excel data source, you can specify the row and column of the table to be updated, but this is not the same as what you seem to refer to.
@BCBuizer - thank you for the insights!
My (valid) workaround was actually simpler than I first thought: Add a Worksheet to the Excel File Template, place a Table in that Worksheet, put references from the Table in the Worksheet where I need them to appear in another Worksheet (where my Form is), then use "Update a Row" to insert the Values I need to.
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