Insert additional rows in a table.
Syntax
table_name.insertrow(row_loc) [num_rows]
where row_loc is an integer which specifies the row location to insert the new rows, and num_rows specifies the number of rows to insert. If num_rows is not provided, the default is one.
Examples
tab1.insertrow(2) 5
inserts five new rows beginning at the second row.
You may do conditional row insertions. This will insert four rows after each row from b to d if cell b7 is greater than each cell f7 to h7:
tab1.insertrow(b:d if [b7] > [f7:h7]) 4
Cross-references
For other row and columns operations, see
Table::deleterow,
Table::deletecol, and
Table::insertcol.
For additional discussion of table commands see
“Working with Tables and Spreadsheets”.
See also
“Table and Text Objects” for a discussion and examples of table formatting in EViews.