Find string from main string

Hi all
I have one location
E:\Testing\Test.xlxs
now I need only file name from this path.
what expression should I write to get this filename.
I need
Test only.
Kindly help
Thanks

Thanks for help
.Actually RIGHT( @[User::Path] ,FINDSTRING(REVERSE( @[User::Path] ),"\\",1)-1)
gives
test.xlsx
but i need test only wihtout extension.
SUBSTRING( RIGHT( @[User::Path] ,FINDSTRING(REVERSE( @[User::Path] ),"\\",1)-1) , 1 , FINDSTRING( RIGHT( @[User::Path] ,FINDSTRING(REVERSE( @[User::Path] ),"\\",1)-1), "." , 1) -1 )
Regards, RSingh

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