Copy an Excel sheet and move to a new location using SSIS - excel

I am new to SSIS, and want to check if it is possible to copy Excel Sheet and paste it in a new location.
For eg: I have an Excel named Source.xlsx which has 3 sheets ( Sheet A, Sheet B & Sheet C).
I just want to copy whole Sheet B (I don't need Sheet A & Sheet C) to another location, with a new Customized File Name.
And I have to do this for multiple Excel sheets. Like I have a Source Folder with 10 such Excel Files, I want to move the Sheet B from all those files to a new Destination folder as 10 separate Excel files with Customized names.
I hope my question was clear.
Thanks & Regards,
Pratik

You can follow below steps:
Define a Foreach container and loop through excel files
Define a Dataflow task under Foreach container, to load sheet from the excel file to excel destination.
Define a variable SheetName, which holds the sheet name and use that variable as the source in the Excel Source. Reference article
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Now, load this data to Excel Destination. Leverage the variable created in step no. 3 and use it as the destination. Have file name as Expression. Read more on Excel destination

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