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  • Hello! By now I'm assuming you have found a solution to this, but just in case anyone would find this post asking the same or a similar question, here's my suggestion:

     

    1. Keep the 'Content' column with 'Binary' values.


    2. Add a custom column and paste, Table.FromList(Lines.FromBinary([Content])).


    3. Keep that custom column (i.e., with 'Table' values).

    4. Expand that column by clicking on the ↰↱ button in the top right corner of the column.

     

    Result:

     

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    How about you? What's your suggestion?

  • Hi,

    right click on the column

    select transform - text

     

    and it opens

     

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    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      Not applicable

      When i tried above solution then getting below error

       

       

      • AlexisOlson's avatar
        AlexisOlson
        Super User

        The code for this step looks like this:

        = Table.TransformColumns(#"Filtered Rows", {{"Content", Text.FromBinary}})

        You can replace Text.FromBinary with the appropriate function like Excel.Workbook.

        = Table.TransformColumns(#"Filtered Rows",{{"Content", Excel.Workbook}})

         Then it should return tables instead of garbled text.

    • Ali5457's avatar
      Ali5457
      Frequent Visitor

      Hi, once you have all the binary contents, rather than combining them all, I 'd like to crate separate tables for each binary row because in my SharePoint folder I have different tables with totally different contents, rows and columns. How to do that please?