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great reply from @venal . What I have found in my experience is the combine binaries ( and the associated custom function / helper queries ) can slow the upload down quite a bit. And it makes it quite messy if you have many of these loads to do with a big ETL.
So I went looking for a better method a while back and I found one from Ruth at Curbal.
Curbal Mutiple Files from Folder
let
Source = SharePoint.Files("https://XXXXXXX", [ApiVersion = 15]),
#"Added Custom" = Table.AddColumn(Source, "Custom", each Excel.Workbook ([Content])),
in
#"Added Custom"
The gist is to adjust the M code to something like this: ( Where XXXX is your sharepoint location)
This allows for a faster and cleaner load of the files ( when there are a whole bunch)
Hope this helps with the solution down the track.
Manfred
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