How to split multiple tables in one Excel Sheet

Can the description in the column A be considered as each table name?

Thanks for replying @takashi, I suppose it could be a table name, there is a general description of what details the table has and all 10 tables have the same column names, each table has 8 columns

If you can consider the value of column A as table name, you can use it as the destination table name in the writer feature type by configuring Feature Type Fanout.

See here to learn more: Setting Feature Type Fanout

Attached is an example of a spreadsheet with two tables in the worksheet, how can I classify two tables in FME, instead of using two separate readers and specifying the start and end row?

Safe_Table_Example.xlsx