SQL Loader Excel input file in different order than table

Hi,
Have an instance where I have an Excel spreadsheet we've used for a while got a field added to it. This field has been added as the fourth field. On my Oracle table, I added a column and its listed last. So of course when I import, the fields are out of order. Does any one know what can be done to fix this? I'm a newby at this, and couldn't find the answer already listed, so any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Vic

Hello Victoria.
Please provide actual or sample statements and the full text of errors along with error code to help the forum members help you better. In this case, the DDL for the table, a couple lines of the data and the control file being used would be extremely helpful. Please enclose in { code } with no spaces so that the spacing is retained in the postas in this exampleThanks,
Luke

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WORK_PHONE NEXT * , O(") CHARACTER
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