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Make sure the file is a supported type — Excel (.xlsx or .xls), CSV, or JSON — and isn't corrupted. DocBit processes files locally in your browser, so a very large file can also run into your browser's available memory; closing other tabs or trying a smaller file usually resolves this.

Open the Data panel in the workspace and change the header row selection. DocBit re-analyzes columns and data types automatically once you pick a different row.

Row search (above the data table) and the Filter panel work independently. Clear the search box and check for active filter conditions one at a time to see which is excluding the rows you're looking for.

This shouldn't happen — exports are generated from the exact same processed dataset shown in the preview table. If you see a mismatch, try re-running the export after refreshing the page, and note the file type and steps that led to it.

Use Reset report to return to the original uploaded data at any time. Your uploaded file itself is never modified, so a reset always gets you back to a clean starting point.