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What type of files are these? You can try to add a custom column with Text.FromBinary([CLUSTD]) to see if there is human readable content inside.
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At the top of that column with the Binaries, there should be a double arrow you can click to Combine & Transform those files. That will create new queries (and a function) you can use to transform an example file that will be applied to all the files.
Or, if you know what type of files they are, you can add a custom column with the appropriate function (e.g., Excel.Workbook(), Csv.Document(), etc) to open them.
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Data is Binary Compressed Data while changing the format to text as below
any way we can import Compressed SQL Column Data in to Power BI
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