Thank you for making an effort, but your example is still not reproducible. 
Study something like [1] for more clarity on how to communicate online. 
Problems that you encounter in getting your data into R are different than 
problems with the functions in base R or contributed packages, and a 
reproducible example using dput to give us the data allows us to distinguish 
the two.

Regarding your request for an Excel example, that is unlikely to occur given 
that this is an R help mailing list. There are many example data sets in base R 
and contributed packages. Have you read the examples on the help page for the 
FD package? Try

?FD-package

[1] 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5963269/how-to-make-a-great-r-reproducible-example
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On July 15, 2015 6:47:22 AM PDT, lauraRIG <laura.ri...@slu.se> wrote:
>Dear R community,
>
>I  have some trouble with the dbFD function in the FD package. 
>> str(a)
>'data.frame':    150 obs. of  48 variables:
>> str(x)
>'data.frame':    48 obs. of  9 variables:
>
>ex1 <- dbFD(x,a)
>Error in dbFD(x, a) : 
>  Species labels in 'x' and 'a' need to be identical and ordered
>alphabetically (or simply in the same order).
>
>I have checked multiple time the data set but this message keeps on
>appearing. The names of the species are identical in both data.frames. 
>
>I was wondering if you could help me by giving me an example of an
>excel
>trait and species matrix table to upload for this package. Below is a
>snapshop of my data. I have also checked that there are no NA’s
>problems and
>that there is no species abundance = 0 or no community with 0 species.
>
>Thank you for any advice!
>Best
>Laura 
>
>Species table (a)
>Agonum_assimile        Agonum_dorsale  Agonum_gracile  Agonum_gracilipes
>2      3       0       0
>0      6       0       0
>1      10      0       0
>1      5       0       0
>0      8       0       0
>2      7       0       0
>1      6       0       0
>
>
>Trait table(x)
>
>Species                 SizeCategoy Ecology    Reproduction    Diet    Wing
>Agonum_assimile        C       nocturnal       spring  Carnivorous     
>Brachypterous
>Agonum_dorsale         B       nocturnal       spring  Carnivorous     
>Macropterous
>Agonum_gracile        B        diurnal spring  Carnivorous     Macropterous
>Agonum_gracilipes      B       both            spring  Carnivorous     
>Macropterous
>
>
>
>
>
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