mapping a variable to a SQL parm in a Data Flow task

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using SQL Server 2005

I have a package variable that I want to map to a parameter that I'm
using in the WHERE clause of a SQL statement.

I'm getting this error on the Data Flow task when executing the
package:
'Value has not been set for parameter 1.'

How can I map that parm to the variable in a Data Flow task? In the
'Execute SQL Task' it's obvious how this is done, but I can't figure it
out in the Data Flow task

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