The query does not import all rows

[Raf_Draulans]

I try to import a rather large file (50mb) into power query. It is a sort of .xml file (when I open it in XML.spy it gives me an eror but I can see the structure and when I open it in excel it opens as an .XML table) and when I try to import it not all rows are imported, when I open it in Excel all the rows will show. I've read somewhere that there is a problem with .xml files but I don't understand the exlanation to solve it.

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[v-kkf-msft · Accepted solution]

Hi @Raf_Draulans ，

The solution provided in the documentation is to set option InferSheetDimensions to "true".

Add option InferSheetDimensions in the Advanced editor of Power Query Editor, like this:

        Excel.Workbook(File.Contents("C:\MyExcelFile.xlsx"), [DelayTypes = true, InferSheetDimensions = true])

If the problem is still not resolved, please provide detailed error information or the expected result you expect. Let me know immediately, looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Winniz
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[theboneidentity]

It didn't work for me, I got this instead: Expression.Error: The Excel.Workbook parameter 'InferSheetDimensions' is only supported for Open XML Excel files (such as .xlsx), not for legacy Excel files (such as .xls).

The source file is an .xlsb file, I can't change that. 
The problem is the structured table inside, it does not show all the rows inside the structured table. I checked if the table covers the additional rows from the source, and it does. 

[SamHenderson]

Amazing answer. First post I have read that gave me a solution to missing data in PQ.