Checking for file whether it is excel file or not??

when ever we r download or upload a file we never check for its type...
like when gui_upload fm used then it should be text file ....or
when alsmex_excel_to_internal_table fm used by default check its have 2 be excel file...
but my recomend is when ever download/upload a file its checking its type....
if .xls file then alsmex_excel_to_internal_table fm runs or if .txt then gui_upload runs...
need some type of file checking..
Thanks & regards ,
Sagnik Roy

CALL FUNCTION '/SAPDMC/LSM_PATH_FILE_SPLIT'
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